Can I output 4 sine waves on the AD9106 with different frequencies and phases?
AD9106
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The AD9106 TxDAC® and waveform generator is a high performance, quad digital-to-analog converter (DAC) integrating on-chip pattern memory for complex waveform...
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Can I output 4 sine waves on the AD9106 with different frequencies and phases?
Hi,
I moved your thread to the High-Speed DACs community. Someone here will be able to assist you.
Best regards,
Mark
Thank you for your interest in AD9106.
Can you help clarify if you would like to generate 4 sinewaves one after the other (one channel) or simultaneously (one each channel)?
If it's the first one, the easiest way is to store DDS tuning word bit fields in SRAM. For the latter, you can load your vectors to the on-chip 4096 × 12-bit SRAM. Since each DACx has its own SRAM address counter you can also set it's separate START_ADDRx, STOP_ADDRx and START_DELAYx. More details on pg 25-28 of the datasheet.
Also sharing links that might be helpful:
Many Thanks,
Lorenz
Thank you for your interest in AD9106.
Can you help clarify if you would like to generate 4 sinewaves one after the other (one channel) or simultaneously (one each channel)?
If it's the first one, the easiest way is to store DDS tuning word bit fields in SRAM. For the latter, you can load your vectors to the on-chip 4096 × 12-bit SRAM. Since each DACx has its own SRAM address counter you can also set it's separate START_ADDRx, STOP_ADDRx and START_DELAYx. More details on pg 25-28 of the datasheet.
Also sharing links that might be helpful:
Many Thanks,
Lorenz