This example uses a coherent 1.003 GHz input on
the channel B input with the ADC in a 2x averaging mode with dither enabled.
Procedure
- Under the Analog and Clock
tab, toggle Dither Enable to the on position and set Dither
Amplitude_1 to 3.
- In the Bypass Mode box,
use the DDC dropdown to change to Complex Mode. You will notice that the
box title changes to Complex Mode to reflect the current DDC operating
mode. Press the Home Button to change back to the home screen.
- Set Average to 2x
and change ADC Mode to Dual with averaging.
- Use the Decimation
dropdown to change the decimation to 128.
- Set the LMFSHd setting to
1-4-8-1-0.
- Set the channel INB1 NCO0
and NCO1 to 1000 (MHz).
- Change LMK divider from 8
to 32.
- Once these settings are verified
and match Figure 4-5, press the
Device Bringup button.
- Wait until after the message
Device Bringup Completed appears in the Log.
- In HSDC Pro, connect to the
TSW14J58EVM and select ADC32RF5x_1481_1p5G-2G as the INI file shown in
Figure 4-6 below.
- Update the firmware by pressing
Yes on the pop-up window and waiting for the Downloading
Firmware message to finish.
- Open the Additional Device
Parameters menu by clicking on the gear next to the ADC Output Data Rate
field.
- Check the tickbox labeled
"Enable?" and then enter the parameters shown in Figure 4-7 below.
- Once completed, press OK.
- Check the tickbox labeled Auto
Calculation of Coherent Frequencies and the user will see the ADC
Input Target Frequency change from 1.003G to the coherent frequency. Set
the signal generator connected to the channel B input to this coherent
frequency.
- Change the view window from
Real FFT to Complex FFT and select channel 3/4.
- Press the Capture button.
You should now see something similar to Figure 4-8.
- Adjust signal generator output
such that the measured fundamental power in HSDC Pro is at the user's desired
level.