KDC5512-Q48EVAL

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Analog-to-digital converters, commonly referred to as ADCs, are essential for bridging the gap between the analog world of sensors and devices and the digital world of programming and processing. Evaluation Boards have become increasingly popular as a means of testing and developing an ADC\'s architecture and implementation prior to product launch and deployment. The KDC5512-Q48EVAL is an example of such an Evaluation Board. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the KDC5512-Q48EVAL board.

The KDC5512-Q48EVAL evaluation board is primarily designed for the purpose of evaluating the KDC5512-Q48 ADC. This ADC is a 12-bit, ±2.4V voltage input, low-power, I2C two\'s complement (inverted) analog-to-digital converter. This device contains a differential track-and-hold, a serialized ADC, a digital-to-analog converter, and an I2C interface. The board features a high-speed clock and can sample up to 500 kS/s and beyond while consuming under 350 μA. The board also has an extended dynamic range, up to ±2.4 V.

The KDC5512-Q48EVAL evaluation board is designed to provide system designers and developers with an easy-to-use development platform for their applications. The board is equipped with a host of features and tools, such as a Keysight oscilloscope, signal generators, and differential probes, which can be used to do detailed measurements and experiments with the device. The board also features an SPI bus, an Auxiliary Input/Output (AIO) connector, and an FPGA logic analyser which can be used to analyse and debug the I2C and SPI buses. The evaluation board is also designed to be easy to use, with an intuitive interface and an onboard user guide that provides step-by-step instructions.

The working principle of the KDC5512-Q48EVAL Evaluation Board is quite simple. A differential voltage is applied to the input pins of the ADC device. This input signal is then converted into a digital representation by the ADC, which is output on the I2C interface. The digital output is then sent to the CPU or FPGA, where the data is then further processed. This data can then be analysed using the onboard oscilloscope or user-supplied logic analyser.

In summary, the KDC5512-Q48EVAL evaluation board is a versatile tool which enables developers and system engineers to quickly and easily evaluate the functionality and performance of the KDC5512-Q48 ADC. With its onboard oscilloscope, signal generators, and FPGA logic analyser, it is the perfect development platform for evaluating the functionality and performance of an ADC device.

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