Square wave output using fmcdaq2

Hi,

I'm confused, ad9144 is a high speed dac (1GSPS), why do you want it to output a squarewave of 1KHz?
The daq2 board has some filters on the output, you will have to change those to be able to transmit a sqare wave.

Take a look at https://ez.analog.com/fpga/f/q-a/81027/daq2-kcu105-send-data-to-dac

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Andrei

Thank you，Andrei

I am sorry for confusing you．I wanted to generate a square wave of 1 kHz because the modulator used operates by inputting a square wave of about 1 kHz to 2 kHz.

However, since the ADC/DAC I have is fmcdaq2, I would like to know haw to output a 1 kHz Square wave using fmcdaq2.

I'm sorry. I looked at https://ez.analog.com/fpga/f/q-a/81027/daq2-kcu105-send-data-to-dac and I saw the URL and could understand changing the filter of fmcdaq2, but I could not understand which part to change specifically.

Please tell me．

Yuta

Hi,

I simulated the code.

The result is shown below." reg [15: 0] increment " is assigned 'd1.

The picture I placed before was 1 GHz.

There was nothing in the UART message.

The figure below is at 500 MHz.

The figure below is for 600 MHz.

Furthermore, as increment, the same waveform was output as the result of building with dac_dds_incr_ 0 = 'd 0; with dac_dds_incr_ 0 =' d 1; of axi_ad9144_channel.v.

The analog part has not changed anything. It connects directly to the oscilloscope from the SMA of fmcdaq 2 and outputs it.

Yuta

Furthermore, change the increment to dac_dds_incr_ 0 = 'd 0 to dac_dds_incr_ 0 =' d 1 of github.com/.../hdl_2018_r 1/library/axi_ad 9144/axi_ad 9144 _channel.v # L 82, and the result of outputting the waveform , A similar waveform was output. Is this correct? Z

The above URL was here ：　https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/hdl/blob/hdl_2018_r1/library/axi_ad9144/axi_ad9144_channel.v#L82

Also, the waveform at 500 MHz was shown below. I'm sorry.

Hi,

You are changing the sampling rate, I was referring to the DDS frequency.

github.com/.../fmcdaq2.c
github.com/.../fmcdaq2.c

Andrei

Hi，

How do I change github.com/.../fmcdaq2.c the sampling rate?

Although it lowered, it did not work well and an error appeared.

Also, although the DDS was set to a lower frequency, the same waveform was output. We tried at multiple frequencies (eg 1 Hz, 1 kHz, 1 MHz etc) but the waveform did not change at all. What could be the cause?

Yuta

Hi,

Yes, the magic happens here https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/no-OS/blob/master/fmcdaq2/fmcdaq2.c#L105-L235

Use the DDS (sinewave), look at those signals do things change?
The filter on the output of daq2 not being designed for squarewave signals.

Andrei

I tried various things. As a result, the waveform output as shown below was obtained.
Thank you very much.

Things like oscillation can be seen in the HIGH part, is this due to the  filter on daq2?

Hi,

As a result of further trials, the oscillating part disappeared. Thank you very much.

Yuta

Hi,

Out of curiosity, why have you insisted on using the ad9144's output for a low-frequency square wave, taking into consideration the physical changes that had to be made?

Andrei

Hi, Andrei.

It was necessary to be low frequency due to the relationship of the devices used for the current communication system.
In the future, when the performance of the device improved and it became possible to cope with high frequencies, I wanted to be able to vary only the frequency without changing the environment to use.

Yuta

Hi, Andrei.

It was necessary to be low frequency due to the relationship of the devices used for the current communication system.
In the future, when the performance of the device improved and it became possible to cope with high frequencies, I wanted to be able to vary only the frequency without changing the environment to use.

Yuta