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Using The AD9776A Sync_I signal

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The user asked if the Sync_I signal needs to be used when the AD9776A is configured in dual port mode with an interpolation factor of 8, zero stuffing disabled, and DATACLKDIV set to 1, without synchronizing multiple devices. The final answer states that Sync_I is not required in this setup and can be tied low or left unconnected. The user is advised to refer to the Analog Devices resource on handling unused pins for further guidance.
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Product Number: AD9776A

I am using the AD9776A in dual port mode, interpolation factor of 8, zero stuffing is disabled, DATACLKDIV is set to 1 and I am not trying to synchronize multiple devices.  Do I need to do anything with the Sync_I signal?  If not, what should it be set to?

Thanks

  • Hi  ,

    Thanks for using AD9776A.  

    You do not need to actively use the Sync_I signal in your setup.  Sync_I signal is primarily used for multi-device synchronization or system-level alignment. Since you're not synchronizing multiple AD9776A devices or aligning to a system clock, Sync_I can be tied low or left unconnected (if your board design allows floating inputs).

    Please see below practical insights and recommended connection strategies for properly handling unused pins.

    Do Something with that Unused Pin!

    Thanks and kind regards,

    Alex

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