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Is there example code for applications on EVAL-SDP-CB1Z with daughter board EVAL-CN0272-SDPZ?

Hi,
I am going to write an application program for EVAL-SDP-CB1Z board that reads inputs from EVAL-CN0272-SDPZ. What I wondering about is if there are some example code from where I can start from.

Is the application source code for the evaluation program on EVAL-SDP-CB1Z available?
Is there any other source code that could be used as a starting point for my program available?

Regards,
Garlef

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  • FormerMember
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on May 15, 2017 6:03 PM

Hi Garlef,

Sorry, I didn't get the email notification for this last comment, my apologies.

From what Jiayuan said above, it appears that they do not want users trying to create custom programs for the SDP daughter boards using the SDP as a development platform.  So I would say that is probably a dead-end road.

You could use the SDP breakout board (SDP-BREAKOUT-BOARD Evaluation Board | Analog Devices ) with an MCU/FPGA board to do the programming, but you would be responsible for the programming.  Doing it that way is quite a bit of work, and you would be on your own to do that work, but it at least makes the signals more accessible for your MCU/FPGA.  And in therory you could view the digital communications with a scope, and then just replicate that inside your MCU/FPGA.

Brandon

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  • FormerMember
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on May 15, 2017 6:03 PM

Hi Garlef,

Sorry, I didn't get the email notification for this last comment, my apologies.

From what Jiayuan said above, it appears that they do not want users trying to create custom programs for the SDP daughter boards using the SDP as a development platform.  So I would say that is probably a dead-end road.

You could use the SDP breakout board (SDP-BREAKOUT-BOARD Evaluation Board | Analog Devices ) with an MCU/FPGA board to do the programming, but you would be responsible for the programming.  Doing it that way is quite a bit of work, and you would be on your own to do that work, but it at least makes the signals more accessible for your MCU/FPGA.  And in therory you could view the digital communications with a scope, and then just replicate that inside your MCU/FPGA.

Brandon

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