Analog Devices AD9981/PCB Evaluation Board User Manual

The AD9981 evaluation board is part of the AD9981 evaluation kit and can be used to evaluate the AD9981 performance or as an implementation example for an end-user evaluation platform using the 100-pin interface connector.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
594 KB
Published
04 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The AD9981/PCB evaluation board is designed to demonstrate the performance of the AD9981 10‑bit display interface IC and to provide a reference implementation for design and layout. It includes two analog input connectors for RGB or YPbPr signals, separate low‑noise regulators for each power domain, and a 100‑pin connector for power and AD9981 I/O.

The board requires a 5 V supply and can be programmed via provided hardware (standard printer cable) and software (DEPL evaluation software). Detailed sections describe hardware configuration, register programming, software installation, sample settings, schematics, and ordering information.

What's inside

  • Product Description
  • Requirements
  • Evaluation Board Hardware
  • Programming the Internal Chip Registers
  • Evaluation Board Software
  • Sample Settings for the Evaluation Board
  • Schematics and Layout
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Analog input connectorsTwo connectors for RGB or YPbPr input
Power regulatorsSeparate low‑noise regulators for VD, VDD, and PVD; two 3.3 V regulators and an adjustable 1.8 V regulator
Interface connector100‑pin connector provides 5 V input and AD9981 outputs (syncs, clock, data)
Required power supply5 V DC

Frequently asked questions

What power supply is required for the AD9981 evaluation board?

The board needs a 5 V power supply, which is applied through the right‑side connector (Pins 1‑4 of J3).

How are the AD9981 internal registers programmed?

Programming is done with provided hardware (a standard printer cable and a receiver chip) and the DEPL evaluation software; signals are routed via Pins 7 and 9 on connector J3.

What software is used to control the evaluation board?

The DEPL evaluation software, a Visual Basic program for Windows 95 or later, is supplied on a self‑installing CD and allows full register control.

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