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AD7779 why linux driver only exist for muxed adc?

Category: Hardware
Product Number: AD7779

Hello,

I want to control a simultaneous ADC using a Linux driver. I found the ad7779 adc that met my requirements, but I saw that there was only a "NO-OS driver" for this device. When I looked at other analog device ADCs that have Linux drivers, I noticed that ADCs with Muxed input have Linux drivers. Why don't ADCs with simultaneous input have a Linux driver? Is this happening due to any limitation?

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[edited by: JEstayo at 2:39 AM (GMT -5) on 5 Feb 2024]

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  • Hi JEstayo,

    My requirement are ;

    8 or 4 channel simultaneous sampling,
    minumun 24 bit delta-sigma ADC,
    minimum data rate 1KSPS,
    adjustable master-clock frequency,
    SPI communication and evaluation board option.

    When I look at the Linux page of AD7768, it says that it is a driver for targeting single channel serial interface ADC, it only allows me to make ADC settings over SPI, I cannot read the data output over SPI. It also requires an FPGA to use the evaluation board.

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