I am using single talise chip in my design. DO I need to call TALISE_enableMultichipSync() API function and what its return value means?
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I am using single talise chip in my design. DO I need to call TALISE_enableMultichipSync() API function and what its return value means?
multichip sync is required to configure JESD deterministic latency. Please refer API documentation to understand in more details.
multichip sync is required to configure JESD deterministic latency. Please refer API documentation to understand in more details.
so just to be 100% clear on this : the multi-chip sync function is not only meant to be used with 'multiple-ADRV9009'? It should also be used to 1x ADRV9009 connected to an FPGA through JESD?, to get the latency between 1 ADRV9009 and the FPGA fixed between different 'power-cycles' or JESD (re)connects?