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ADAR1000EVAL1Z (STINGRAY) ANALOG BEAMFORMING FRONT-END

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The user asked about the division of 8 ADARs into L and R on the Stingray board. The final answer explains that this division is for organizing the SPI buses, with four Quad TRM Cells connected to CSB_L and four to CSB_R, designating the left and right sides of the board.
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Category: Hardware
Product Number: ADAR1000

why the 8 ADAR's are divided into L and R is there any specific reason for the same.

Is it something like L controls the Beam Vertically and the R controls the Beam horizontally.

  • This was just a way to organize the SPI buses for the Quad TRM Cells.  The ADAR1000 can have up to four chips share the same CSB line due it having only 2 chip address pins.  You see four of the Quads are connected to CSB_L and the other four are connected to CSB_R.  The "L" and "R" designate Left side and Right side of the Stingray board.

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