DC2303F DEMO MANUAL

DC2303 is a demo board for the high performance DAC LTC2000 and LTC2000A, supporting 16-bit/14-bit/11-bit parts, supports 2.5Gsps to 2.7Gsps sampling rates, suitable for applications requiring differential DC coupled outputs.


DC2303F DEMO MANUAL - cover page
Brand
Linear Technology
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
664 KB
Published
17 October, 2023
Updated
17 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
8F03B074999265512011C9A382292592

About this manual

This document provides setup and operation instructions for the DC2303 demonstration circuit, designed to evaluate Linear Technology's LTC2000 and LTC2000A DACs. It details hardware connections, jumper settings, power requirements, and software use with the L TDACGen tool. The board is compatible with FMC FPGA boards like the Xilinx KC705 and includes SMA connectors for differential outputs and sample clock input.

The manual covers quick-start procedures, including connecting the board, applying power, and using the software to generate waveforms. It also addresses performance considerations, such as noise and impedance, and provides specifications for supply voltage, sampling frequency, and output characteristics.

What's inside

  • Quick Start Procedure
  • Hardware Setup
  • Jumpers
  • Connectors
  • Powering the Board
  • Software
  • Results
  • Specifications

Specifications

Supply Voltage4.8V to 5.2V
Sampling Frequency300 MHz to 2700 MHz
Differential Input Voltage Range±0.2V to ±0.6V
Output FrequencyDC-1000MHz or DC-1080MHz

Frequently asked questions

What is the default sample clock level for the DC2303?

Use a 50Ω source with a 0dBm clock signal, though 15dBm is recommended for best phase noise and jitter performance.

What software is needed to operate the DC2303?

Use the L TDACGen software, available for free at http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#DAC, to generate waveforms and load them into the FPGA.

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