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AD5940 GPIO0 Pin Clarification

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The user is connecting AD5940 to nRF52832 via SPI and needs to link AD5940's GPIO0 to an nRF52832 GPIO pin. GPIO0 is pin F5 on the AD5940, and its jumper is marked as GP0 on the board. If GPIO0 is used as an interrupt output, the jumper should be unplugged. For correct SPI interfacing, AVDD/DVDD should be connected to VDD and AGND/DGND to GND.
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Category: Datasheet/Specs
Product Number: AD5940

Hello,

I'm connecting AD5940 to nRF52832 via SPI and need to link AD5940's GPIO0 to an nRF52832 GPIO pin. However, the AD5940 datasheet doesn't precisely match my board. I am just wondering which pin on the AD5940 board(GP0) corresponds to GPIO0: the top or bottom one?

Thanks,


Peter

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  • Thank you so much Akila! One last question, I am connecting AD5940 with nRF52832 via flywire and I looked it up in the datasheet. If I understand correctly, I need to connect AVDD/DVDD to VDD and AGND/DGND to GND and other SPI pins. Now the ID I read is incorrect and I think the reason is the connection of AVDD/DVDD/AGND. Could you please tell me how to connect those pins? Really appreciate it!

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