AD9856/PCB Analog Devices Inc, AD9856/PCB Datasheet - Page 19

• Manufacturer Part Number: AD9856/PCB
• Description: BOARD EVAL FOR AD9856
• Manufacturer: Analog Devices Inc
• Type: DDS Modulatorsr

Specifications of AD9856/PCB

• Rohs Status: RoHS non-compliant
• For Use With/related Products: AD9856
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Not Compliant

Continuous Mode Input Timing
The AD9856 is configured for continuous mode input timing
by writing the continuous mode bit true (Logic 1). The
continuous mode bit is in register address 01h, Bit 6. The
AD9856 must be configured for full-word input format when
operating in continuous mode input timing. The input data rate
equations described previously for full-word mode apply for
continuous mode. Figure 25, which is the alternate burst mode
timing diagram, is also the continuous mode input timing.
Figure 29 and Figure 30 show what the internal data assembler
presents to the signal processing logic when the TxENABLE
input is held static for greater than one input sample period.
Please note that the timing diagram shown in Figure 29 and
Figure 30 detail INCORRECT timing relationships between
TxENABLE and data. They are only presented to indicate that
the AD9856 resynchronizes properly after detecting a rising
INTERNAL Q
INTERNAL Q
INTERNAL I
INTERNAL I
TxENABLE
TxENABLE
D(11:0)
D(11:0)
Figure 29. Continuous Mode Input Timing—TxENABLE Static High (for illustrative purposes only)
Figure 30. Continuous Mode Input Timing—TxENABLE Static Low (for illustrative purposes only)
QN
QN–1
IN–1
IN
QN–1
IN–1
IN+1
QN
QN+1
IN+1
IN
QN+1
IN+2
QN
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QN+2
IN+1
IN+2
QN
edge of TxENABLE. Also note that the significant difference
between burst and continuous mode operation is that in
addition to synchronizing the data, TxENABLE is used to
indicate whether an I or Q input is being sampled.
Do not engage continuous mode simultaneously with the
REFCLK multiplier function. This corrupts the CIC inter-
polating filter, forcing unrecoverable mathematical overflow
that can only be resolved by issuing a RESET command. The
problem is due to the PLL failing to be locked to the reference
clock while nonzero data is being clocked into the interpolation
stages from the data inputs. The recommended sequence is to
first engage the REFCLK multiplier function (allowing at least
1 ms for loop stabilization) and then engage continuous mode
via software.
QN+1
IN+3
QN+2
IN
QN+3
IN+2
IN+3
QN+2
IN+4
QN+3
QN+3
QN+4
IN+3
IN+4
QN+3
IN+3
IN+5
QN+4
QN+4
IN+4
AD9856