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AD9371
Recommended for New Designs
The AD9371 is a highly integrated, wideband RF transceiver
offering dual channel transmitters and receivers, integrated synthesizers, and digital signal...
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Hello,
We are working with the ADRV9371, but we get an issue when we try to communicate by the SPI. We use the Xilinx SPI IP on a VCU108, with a Micro blaze MCU to implement the Mykonos code.
We put both Resetb and FMC_clk_resetb to one, and we have something coming out from the FPGA SPI, we checked it with a probe and everything is going through the FMC connector as it should be.
But at the moment we can’t get any response coming back from the Analog device board, but it’s working with the TES software on a ZC706. We compared the frame shape and they match (clock polarity and phases are good).
Best regards.
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Hello gverma,
We are already using headless.c and everything that come with it.
We switched on a zc706 board with the same project, and now the SPI is working but the voltage level is too low to be detected by the Fpga. We can observe a signal on SPI_DOUT and the clock after a transfer on SPI_DIN, but in our project the high voltage is 1V and on the TES its 2V.
We checked the voltage on the board and everything is as it should be, there is 12V on the 12V, etc…
Is there something special to do about that?
Best regards.
Hello gverma,
We are already using headless.c and everything that come with it.
We switched on a zc706 board with the same project, and now the SPI is working but the voltage level is too low to be detected by the Fpga. We can observe a signal on SPI_DOUT and the clock after a transfer on SPI_DIN, but in our project the high voltage is 1V and on the TES its 2V.
We checked the voltage on the board and everything is as it should be, there is 12V on the 12V, etc…
Is there something special to do about that?
Best regards.