SBAU401 August 2022
The DAC82002EVM provides electrical connections to the device supply pins. Table 2-1 shows the connections.
DAC82002EVM Connector | Supply Name | Voltage Range |
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J1 | VDD | 1.8 V to 5.5 V; remove J3 if applying an external VDD to the DAC |
J4 | AGND | 0 V |
J7 | VREFIN | 2 V to VDD; ignore if J8 is shorted and onboard 2.5-V VREF is used |
Jumper | Default Position | Available Option | Description |
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J3 | Short: 3.3 V from USB used as VDD | Open: External VDD used | External or onboard 3.3-V VDD selection |
J5 | Short: Reset DAC Value is 0 | Open: Reset DAC value is midscale | Reset DAC value selection |
J8 | Short: Onboard 2.5-V VREF used | Open: External VREFIN used | External or onboard 2.5-V VREF selection |
J9 | VOUTA: Unbuffered VOUTA output | LN-A: Low-noise
VOUTA output HS-A: High-speed VOUTA output |
VOUTA Output Selection |
J11 | VOUTB: Unbuffered VOUTB output | HS-B:
High-speed VOUTB output LN-B: Low-noise VOUTB output |
VOUTB Output Selection |
J13 | Short: FTDI disabled | Open: FTDI enabled | FTDI disable |
If an external supply is applied to the DAC VDD input, remove jumper J3 to disconnect the 5-V USB supply from the DAC VDD pin. For SPI communication to operate, J13 must be open.
For J9 and J11, use only one short at a time for each. Short the J10 and J12 SMA connectors to output VOUTA and VOUTB, respectively.