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  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-346 handbook

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-414 handbook

    HDSL (High Speed Digital Subscriber Line) is a transmission scheme that fills the gap between ISDN and T1/E1. It is used in a variety of applications, including T1/E1 links, wireless base stations and Internet access.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-257 handbook

  • ANALOG DEVICES EE-96 handbook

    This is a technical note on how to connect two AD73311 codecs on ADSP-218x.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-790 handbook

    Describes the architecture of the ADV202 and its functional blocks, including data flow, interfaces and configuration methods.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-525 handbook

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-333 handbook

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-399 handbook

    This paper examines the issues with interfacing the AD1890/AD1891 with AES/EBU receivers and digital filters

  • ANALOG DEVICES EE-25 handbook

    This document provides notes on using Analog Devices' DSP, audio, and video components, focusing on the AD1849K's jitter requirements and input signal coupling.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-799 handbook

    This is an application note for ADV202 engineering samples that are 0.2(ES3) or higher. It outlines a series of recommended procedures and critical information to confirm correct hardware configuration and initialization of the ADV202. It provides test procedures for direct accesses and indirect accesses, tests to confirm correct DMA interface and JDATA mode operation, and addresses common problems the user may encounter. Performing these specific register access tests facilitates debugging systems for hardware and software errors.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-774 handbook

    The AD9981 is the first display electronics (DEPL) device to incorporate the auto-offset function. The auto-offset function works by calculating the required offset setting to yield a given output code during clamp. When auto- offset is enabled (Register 0x1B:5 = 1), the settings in Registers 0x0B – 0x10 are used by the auto-offset circuitry as desired clamp codes (or target codes) rather than an offset value. The circuit compares the output code after clamp (but still during the “back porch”) to the target code and adjusts the offset up or down to compensate. In auto-offset mode, the target code is an 11-bit twos complement word, with Bit 7 of 0x0B being the sign bit for the red channel (Bit 7 of 0x0D for green; Bit 7 of 0x0F for blue).

  • ANALOG DEVICES How to Use AD1819A Variable Sample Rate Support Manual

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-775 handbook

    AN-775 APPLICATION NOTE:Implementing the Auto-Offset Function on the AD9880

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-824 handbook

    This document discusses the HD/CLI timing relationship in slave mode for the AD9929. The HD signal is used to reset internal counters and the timing relationship between HD and CLI is important for proper resetting. The document provides equations and ranges for the HD to CLI relationship for different SHDLOC values.

  • ANALOG DEVICES AN-106 handbook