AD5592R/AD5593R/LM75 no-OS Example Project

Overview

The Analog Devices Active Learning Module - Low Speed Mixed Signal Playground or ADALM-LSMSPG is a board containing two ADC-DAC chips and a temperature sensor.

Both the AD5592R and AD5593R are 8-channel, 12-bit configurable ADC/DAC IC with the primary difference being that one (AD5592R) uses an SPI for communications and the other (AD5593R) uses IIC.

Additionally, the ADALM-LSMSPG board also utilizes an LM75 temperature sensor with a 9-bit Delta-Sigma ADC.

Applications

Control and Monitoring General purpose analog and digital inputs/outputs

Hardware Specifications

The ADALM-LSMSPG board is powered entirely by the 3v3 supply coming from the connected carrier board.

Pin Description

Please see the following table for the pin assignments for the interface

ADALM-LSMSPG Pin

Max32666Fthr Pin

Target

SPI.SCK

P0_27

AD5592R

SPI.MOSI

P0_25

SPI.MISO

P0_26

SPI.SS

P0_2

I2C.SCL

P0_6
AD5593R

LM75

I2C.SDA

P0_7

Heartbeat LED

P0_21

LED

No-OS Build Setup

  1. cd projects/adalm-lsmspg

  2. make PLATFORM=maxim TARGET=max32665

For more information, please see https://wiki.analog.com/resources/no-os/build

No-OS Supported Examples

The initialization data used in the example is taken out from: Project Common Data Path.

The macros used in Common Data Path are defined in platform specific files found in Project Platform Configuration Path

IIO Example

The IIO example initializes and configures AD5592R, AD5593R and LM75 using the Industrial I/O (IIO) framework. It showcases the setup of the mentioned devices via their corresponding drivers to reach operational mode. Because it is IIO enabled, real-time data acquisition and processing of ADC data is efficiently transferred from device to host client application.

Maxim Platform

Demo Hardware

Build Setup

# go to the project directory
$ cd <no_os_directory>/projects/adalm-lsmspg
# to clean the build directory
$ make TARGET=max32665 PLATFORM=maxim reset
# to build the code
$ make TARGET=max32665 PLATFORM=maxim
# to flash the adalm-lsmspg binary
$ make TARGET=max32665 PLATFORM=maxim run

Connection Setup

  1. Use a USB Type A to mini-B cable to Connect the Max32665 FTHR board to the feather connector header of the adalm-lsmspg board.

  2. The adalm-lsmspg board will be powered up and the red HEARTBEAT LED should start blinking a pre-defined pattern similar to a plane's beacon.

  3. A serial device should appear in the device manager of the operating system.

  4. You can use the various IIO software applications like IIO-Oscilloscope to connect and communicate to the ADALM-LSMSPG board.