EVAL-ADUC7029QSZ

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The ADUC7029QSZ evaluation board is the newest addition to the Analog Devices’ extensive portfolio of embedded processing solutions. The board is designed to support the development of system-level applications involving industrial control systems, instrumentation, or consumer-oriented embedded designs. It is well suited for applications where a combination of low-cost, high-resolution digital-to-analogue conversion and low-power MCU operation are desired. Since the board provides low-cost development solutions for applications in these fields, it is a popular choice among experienced embedded engineers.

The ADUC7029QSZ evaluation board features a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 processor, which offers a wide range of code-based system solutions. A Digital Signal Processor (DSP) block provides a range of basic digital signal processing capabilities including FIR and IIR filtering, FFT processing and advanced audio-processing features. Also included is a range of peripherals suitable for embedded systems such as SPI, I2C, UART, 8-bit GPIO and two 10-bit ADC converters.

In order to provide users with an easy-to-use interface, the ADUC7029QSZ evaluation board includes an on-board graphical user interface (GUI) containing several touchscreen sliders and buttons. As well as controlling the functions of the board, the on-board GUI also allows for the development of interactive graphical displays to show real-time data. Other on-board features include temperature and voltage sensors, an RS-232 port for connection to external devices such as PC’s, and a USB port for software updates and data transfer.

The working principle of the ADUC7029QSZ evaluation board is based on using the board to develop and test system-level applications prior to deployment in an actual system. By connecting the board to a computer via the on-board USB port, applications developed within an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) can be rapidly tested and fine-tuned to achieve the required performance. The board can also be connected to a more complex system such as a microcontroller, where the performance of the application under various operating conditions can be tested. By testing applications in a system-level setting, design engineers can ensure their applications will work reliably when deployed in a real system.

The ADUC7029QSZ evaluation board is designed to provide users with a low-power and high-resolution solution that is suitable for developing system-level applications in a variety of industries. Its on-board graphical user interface makes it easy to interact with the board, while its wide range of peripherals and processing power makes it an ideal platform for creating system-level applications in a variety of markets.

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