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EVAL-AD4696FMCZ

 User Guide 

UG-1882 

 

Rev. 0 | Page 17 of 28 

CHANNEL CONFIGURATION VIEW 

The 

AD4696

 

ACE

 plugin includes a channel configuration view 

that streamlines the configuration of the AD4696 analog input 
channels. The channel configuration view is a GUI representation 
of the channel settings for each of the 16 AD4696 channels 
controlled via the device memory map. 
Click the 

Configure Channels

 button in the chip view to open 

the 

Channel Configuration

 view (see Figure 18). 

The 

Channel Configuration

 view divides the various channel 

configuration settings into different tabs based on which AD4696 
channel they correspond to. Settings that are common to all 
AD4696 channels are displayed in the 

All Channel Controls

 

section (see Figure 18 and Figure 19). Settings that are independent 
for each individual channel (IN0 through IN15) are shown in 
the 

Controls for Channel

 section (see Figure 18 and Figure 19).  

The controls that are visible in the 

All Channel Controls

 tab vs. 

the controls visible in the 

Controls for Channel

 tab depends on 

the active sequencer mode (standard sequencer vs. advanced 
sequencer) to reflect how these settings are applied differently 
based on the channel sequencer mode. See the AD4696 data sheet 
for a detailed description on how the channel sequencing mode 
affects how channel configuration settings are applied to the 16 

AD4696 channels. 
The channel configuration settings for the connected device can 
also be manually configured via the memory map view. Modifying 
the state of the controls in the channel configuration view updates 
the corresponding bit fields in the memory map view, and vice 
versa. See the AD4696 data sheet for a detailed description of 
the features accessible via the 

Channel Configuration

 view and 

the corresponding register configuration settings.  

25058-

019

 

Figure 18. 

Channel Configuration

 View when Standard Sequencer Is Enabled  

 

25058-

020

 

Figure 19. 

Channel Configuration

 View when Advanced Sequencer Is Enabled  

Summary of Contents for EVAL-AD4696FMCZ

Page 1: ...S multiplexed successive approximation register SAR analog to digital converter ADC that enables high performance data acquisition of multiple signals in a small form factor The AD4696 employs easy drive features and on chip channel sequencing that simplify hardware and software designs and allow it to fit into a variety of space constrained precision multichannel applications The EVAL AD4696FMCZ ...

Page 2: ...eference 7 Power Supplies 7 Digital Interface 8 Link Configuration Options 9 Getting Started 10 Software Installation 10 Evaluation Hardware Setup Procedure 13 Evaluation Software Operation 14 Launching the AD4696 ACE Plugin 14 Description of Chip View 14 Sequencer Configuration Views 14 Channel Configuration View 17 Analysis View 18 Waveform Tab 20 Histogram Tab 20 FFT Tab 20 Memory Map View 20 E...

Page 3: ...EVAL AD4696FMCZ User Guide UG 1882 Rev 0 Page 3 of 28 EVAL AD4696FMCZ PHOTOGRAPH 25058 001 Figure 1 ...

Page 4: ...evaluated with the AD4696 on the EVAL AD4696FMCZ Channel IN0 and Channel IN1 have been configured to demonstrate ac performance of the AD4696 whereas Channel IN2 through Channel IN15 have been configured to demonstrate simple noise measurements and signal settling measurements with dc voltages generated on board The amplifiers driving Channel IN0 and Channel IN1 can be configured to perform common...

Page 5: ...e performance and settling accuracy performance when sequencing the multiplexer between channels or channel configurations There are two dc signals labeled CHDR1 and CHDR2 in Figure 26 Figure 27 and Figure 28 CHDR1 and CHDR2 are generated by two ADA4841 1 devices configured as unity gain buffers U7 and U9 in Figure 28 The inputs of U7 and U9 are connected to the output of the voltage reference U3 ...

Page 6: ...6 selects whether the COM pin is connected directly to the EVAL AD4696FMCZ ground for example 0 V or the VREF 2 V output of A8 Ensure that JP6 is configured appropriately for the channel configuration settings selected via the AD4696 evaluation software By default the COM pin is connected to AGND through JP6 When pairing even and odd numbered inputs modify the resistor divider components on the in...

Page 7: ...are connected to one of a set of three positive and three negative supply banks and the voltage of the banks can be selected via solder links shown in Figure 29 and Table 6 These banks provide users a way of configuring the on board amplifiers with different power supply voltages For example tying the amplifier negative supplies to ground the user can evaluate the performance of the AD4696 in unip...

Page 8: ... number of on board vs external power supplies DIGITAL INTERFACE The EVAL AD4696FMCZ provides access to the AD4696 digital interface pins via a 160 pin field programmable gate array FPGA mezzanine card FMC connector P1 and alternatively via a 12 pin extended SPI PMOD compatible connector P30 The AD4696 ACE plugin communicates to the EVAL AD4696FMCZ hardware via the SDP H1 board through a 160 pin F...

Page 9: ...ct VIO to VADJ JP9 A Used to enable or disable ADP7142 U2 LDO regulator on board By default this LDO is enabled If powering the 7 5 V test point using an external source this LDO can be disabled Change to B to disable the LDO JP11 B Used to select between on board reference U3 ADR4550 and external reference P5 By default the on board reference is connected Change to A to use external reference JP1...

Page 10: ...n software take the following steps 1 Download the ACE evaluation software to a Windows based PC 2 Double click the ACEInstall exe file to begin the installation By default the software is saved to C Program Files x86 Analog Devices ACE 3 A dialog box appears asking for permission to allow the program to make changes to the PC Click Yes to begin the installation process 4 Click Next to continue th...

Page 11: ...lect All Programs Analog Devices ACE ACE exe which brings up the window shown in Figure 13 2 To install the AD4696 ACE plugin click Plug in Manager on the left of the ACE main window as shown in Figure 10 3 Select the Available Packages drop down menu on the left and search for AD4696 using the search text box on the right as shown in Figure 11 the AD4696 plugin is not shown as an option in Figure...

Page 12: ...UG 1882 EVAL AD4696FMCZ User Guide Rev 0 Page 12 of 28 25058 011 Figure 10 Selecting Plug in Manager 25058 012 Figure 11 Installing AD4696 ACE Plugin 25058 013 Figure 12 Updating AD4696 ACE Plugin ...

Page 13: ... AD4696 ACE plugin Verifying Hardware Connection To verify the EVAL AD4696FMCZ is properly connected to the PC take the following steps 1 Allow the Found New Hardware Wizard to finish running after the SDP H1 is connected to the PC via the USB cable Choose the Automatically Search for the Appropriate Drivers option for the SDP drivers if prompted 2 Verify the hardware to PC connection by navigatin...

Page 14: ...iption of the Standard Sequencer View section and the Description of the Advanced Sequencer View section The Configure Channels button opens the Channel Configuration view see the Channel Configuration View section The Proceed to Analysis button opens the AD4696 Analysis view see the Analysis View section The Proceed to Memory Map button opens the AD4696 Memory Map view see the Memory Map View sec...

Page 15: ...EVAL AD4696FMCZ User Guide UG 1882 Rev 0 Page 15 of 28 25058 014 Figure 13 ACE Software Start Window 25058 015 Figure 14 Evaluation Board View 25058 016 25058 016 Figure 15 Chip View ...

Page 16: ...view appears as shown in Figure 17 Use the Number of Slots text box to enter the number of desired slots in the sequence Select the desired channel for each slot using the slot assignment dropdown menus Click Apply Changes to configure the connected device accordingly The number of slot assignment dropdown boxes that are enabled or disabled is determined by the value in the Number of Slots text bo...

Page 17: ... Figure 18 and Figure 19 The controls that are visible in the All Channel Controls tab vs the controls visible in the Controls for Channel tab depends on the active sequencer mode standard sequencer vs advanced sequencer to reflect how these settings are applied differently based on the channel sequencer mode See the AD4696 data sheet for a detailed description on how the channel sequencing mode a...

Page 18: ...r Threshold Value text box accepts 12 bit hexadecimal values between 0x000 and 0xFFF The value entered in this text box is written to the lower bit field in the corresponding LOWER_INn register The Hysteresis Value text box accepts 12 bit hexadecimal values between 0x000 and 0xFFF The value entered in this text box is written to the hysteresis bit field in the corresponding HYST_INn register When ...

Page 19: ...on The Sequencer Mode dropdown box allows the user to select the desired sequencer mode Clicking the Go to Sequencer button opens either the standard sequencer view or the advanced sequencer view based on the value selected in the Sequencer Mode dropdown menu Reference Settings Use the Reference Voltage text box to enter the value of the reference voltage on the connected hardware The Reference Vo...

Page 20: ...rm Graph The data waveform graph shows each successive sample of the ADC output The user can zoom and pan the waveform using the embedded waveform tools The channels to display can be selected in Display Channels Display Units and Axis Controls Click the display units dropdown list to select whether the data graph displays in units of Hex volts or codes decimal see Figure 20 HISTOGRAM TAB Click th...

Page 21: ...f Click Diff to check for difference in register values between software and the connected AD4696 Clicking Diff performs a read of the full register map of the connected device and compares the bit field states to those reported in the memory map view Software Defaults Click Software Defaults to update the bit fields in the memory map view to their default states Clicking Software Defaults only up...

Page 22: ... 28 25 4 24 20 14 13 AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND B COM A B COM A AGND B COM A AGND PAD IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 IN0 REF REFGND CS CNV SDI SCK SDO BSY_ALT_GP0 IOGND VIO RESET VDD LDO_IN AVDD AGND IN15 IN14 IN13 IN12 IN11 IN10 IN9 IN8 COM IN7 IN6 IN5 10UF 10UF 10UF 10UF 25058 027 CS Figure 24 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Top Level Schematic 3 3V 3 3V VOLTAGE INVERTER 5V 1 8V LDO 12V 7 5V LDO POWER SUPPLY TEST...

Page 23: ...NI 10K 0 0 0 10K 0 C87 C32 C70 C86 C19 C18 R20 R108 R109 R110 R111 R106 R107 R16 R15 R24 R23 A3 R44 R43 R48 R52 A3 R47 R51 C43 C42 R7 R5 R19 A2 R42 R41 R46 R50 A2 R45 R49 C41 C40 A1 A1 A0 A0 R8 R12 R32 R36 R30 R40 C39 R6 R11 R35 R39 C38 R4 R10 R18 C35 R28 JP1 R3 C36 R14 C34 R22 R34 C33 R38 C31 R21 R13 JP0 C30 C29 R37 R33 R17 R26 C37 R1 R2 R9 CHDR1 CH0 IN0 CH0 CHDR1 IN6 CHDR1 CHDR1 CHDR1 CHDR1 IN1 ...

Page 24: ... 27 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Driver Amplifier Schematic IN8 to IN15 DC BIAS CH0 CH7 ON BOARD REFERENCE BUFFER VREF 2 DIVIDER CIRCUIT DC BIAS CH8 CH15 DEFAULT POSITION B DEFAULT POSITION A DEFAULT POSITION A EXTERNAL REFERENCE TERMINAL BLOCK ON BOARD OR EXTERNAL REFERENCE REFERENCE SOURCE OPTIONS DEFAULT POSITION A DEFAULT POSITION A 0 2700PF DNI DNI 2700PF 2700PF 2700PF DNI 2700PF DNI DNI 0 10 0 ADA4841 1Y...

Page 25: ... AGND AGND B COM A 25058 032 Figure 29 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Amplifier Power Supply Jumper Selection Schematic DEFAULT POSITION B CONNECT CS AND CNV FOR 4 WIRE OPERATION 12 PIN DIGITAL HEADER DIGITAL HOST CONNECTIONS FMC 160 PIN CONNECTOR EEPROM 3PINJUMPER_0603 0 1UF ASP 134604 01 ASP 134604 01 ASP 134604 01 M24C02 RMN6TP ASP 134604 01 TSW 106 08 G D JP31 P30 C151 U8 P1 P1 P1 P1 CNV_FMC CNV CS_N CS_N CN...

Page 26: ...82 EVAL AD4696FMCZ User Guide Rev 0 Page 26 of 28 25058 034 Figure 31 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Silkscreen Top Assembly 25058 036 Figure 32 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Top Layer 25058 037 Figure 33 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Layer 2 Ground ...

Page 27: ...EVAL AD4696FMCZ User Guide UG 1882 Rev 0 Page 27 of 28 25058 038 Figure 34 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Layer 3 Power 25058 039 Figure 35 EVAL AD4696FMCZ Bottom Layer ...

Page 28: ...rty for any reason Upon discontinuation of use of the Evaluation Board or termination of this Agreement Customer agrees to promptly return the Evaluation Board to ADI ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS Customer may not disassemble decompile or reverse engineer chips on the Evaluation Board Customer shall inform ADI of any occurred damages or any modifications or alterations it makes to the Evaluation Board i...

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