Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-AD5676SDZ
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- EVAL-AD5676SDZ
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- Analog Devices Inc.
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Overview
EVAL-AD5676SDZ from Analog Devices is a dedicated evaluation board for the AD5676 octal, 16-bit voltage-output nanoDAC+ IC. It supports full register-level control via the EVAL-SDP-CB1Z system demonstration platform, provides on-board ADR431 2.5 V reference, accepts external reference via EXT_REF SMB connector, and delivers eight independent DAC outputs (VOUT0–VOUT7) for precision analog prototyping in industrial and test instrumentation applications.
For engineers reviewing the EVAL-AD5676SDZ datasheet, EVAL-AD5676SDZ pinout, EVAL-AD5676SDZ application, or EVAL-AD5676SDZ equivalent, this page delivers verified hardware configuration options, SDP-B interface requirements, ACE software integration details, link jumper settings (LK1–LK5), and power supply routing (J1–J3) essential for rapid functional validation of the AD5676 DAC family.
Technical Context
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ implements a complete hardware interface between a PC and the AD5676 16-bit octal DAC, using the EVAL-SDP-CB1Z controller board as the USB-to-SPI bridge. It routes all DAC control signals-including LDAC, RESET, SCLK, SDIN, and CS-through J4 (SDP-B connector) or J5 (standalone digital I/O header).
Power architecture includes dual regulated supplies: ADP3331 (U1) generates INT_VCC for analog circuitry, while ADP3367 (U3) provides VLOGIC; both are fed from a single 6 V input at J3. Link LK3 configures reference selection (ADR431 vs. external), and LK5 sets gain mode (0–VREF or 0–2×VREF), directly mapping to AD5676 register bits.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value and Actual Design Meaning |
|---|---|
| DAC Target IC | AD5676ARUZ - octal, 16-bit, voltage-output nanoDAC+ with no internal reference |
| On-board Reference | ADR431BRZ - 2.5 V ultralow-noise XFET reference used for AD5676 operation when LK3 = B |
| Reference Input | EXT_REF SMB connector - accepts external reference up to 5.5 V for flexible output range scaling |
| Power Inputs | J1 (VLOGIC), J2 (VCC), J3 (6 V board supply) - enables SDP-B–based or standalone power configurations |
| Digital Interface | J4 (120-way SDP-B connector) or J5 (10-pin header) - supports SPI-compatible control with LDAC/RESET GPIO access |
| Output Terminals | VOUT0–VOUT7 - eight SMA-compatible SMB connectors delivering buffered DAC output voltages |
| Configuration Control | LK1–LK5 jumpers - configure analog/digital supply source, reference selection, power-up scale, and gain mode |
Availability
EVAL-AD5676SDZ is available at Aetrix Electronics and suitable for precision DAC evaluation, industrial calibration system development, automated test equipment (ATE) prototyping, and mixed-signal embedded design requiring stable component supply and traceable evaluation hardware sourcing.
Supply support for EVAL-AD5676SDZ includes scheduled delivery planning, volume procurement assistance, BOM continuity management, traceable sourcing, and lifecycle availability coordination for OEM customers, industrial embedded developers, connected-device designers, and electronics production programs.
Manufacturer
Analog Devices, Inc. is a global leader in high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing semiconductors, headquartered in Norwood, MA, with deep expertise in precision data conversion and signal conditioning.
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ belongs to Analog Devices' nanoDAC+ evaluation platform family, designed specifically to accelerate functional verification and register-level characterization of their 16-bit octal DACs in lab and pre-production environments.
FAQ
What is the primary function of the EVAL-AD5676SDZ?
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ is a dedicated evaluation board for the AD5676 octal, 16-bit voltage-output DAC. It enables full register-level programming, output voltage validation, and timing behavior analysis of the AD5676ARUZ IC using the EVAL-SDP-CB1Z controller and ACE software. The EVAL-AD5676SDZ does not operate standalone-it requires the SDP-B board or compatible digital interface to drive the DAC's SPI interface and control signals.
Which DAC variant does the EVAL-AD5676SDZ support?
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ is configured for the AD5676 (non-reference version), as confirmed by its on-board ADR431BRZ reference IC and LK3 jumper default position B. It is mechanically and electrically compatible with the EVAL-AD5676RSDZ board but targets the AD5676ARUZ-not the AD5676RARUZ-which lacks an internal reference and relies on external or on-board reference sources. Both boards share identical layout and interface logic.
What software is required to operate the EVAL-AD5676SDZ?
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ requires Analog Devices' Analysis Control Evaluation (ACE) software, which provides GUI-based register editing, memory map access, real-time DAC output control, and block diagram visualization. ACE installs SDP drivers and .NET Framework 4 automatically and recognizes the EVAL-AD5676SDZ plug-in upon connection. No third-party or custom firmware is needed-the EVAL-AD5676SDZ operates exclusively through ACE's native AD5676 device profile.
How is power supplied to the EVAL-AD5676SDZ?
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ accepts power via three configurable inputs: J3 (6 V dc main supply), J2 (external analog VCC), and J1 (external digital VLOGIC). In standard SDP-B–based operation, only J3 is used-the ADP3331 and ADP3367 regulators onboard generate INT_VCC and VLOGIC for the AD5676 and SDP interface. J1/J2 are reserved for advanced use cases where isolated or customized supply rails are required.
What are the key jumper (LK) functions on the EVAL-AD5676SDZ?
The EVAL-AD5676SDZ uses five link jumpers: LK1 selects analog supply (INT_VCC or EXT_VCC); LK2 selects digital supply (SDP-B V_IO or EXT_VLOGIC); LK3 selects reference (ADR431 or EXT_REF); LK4 sets power-up scale (zero or midscale); and LK5 configures gain (software-controlled, 0–VREF, or 0–2×VREF). These links directly map to AD5676 register bits and must be set before power-on to ensure correct DAC initialization and output behavior.
EVAL-AD5676SDZ Specifications
- Product attributes
- Attribute value
- Manufacturer:
- Analog Devices Inc.
- Series:
- nanoDAC+®
- Packaging:
- Box
- Product Status:
- Active
- Number of DAC's:
- 8
- Number of Bits:
- 16
- Sampling Rate (Per Second):
- -
- Data Interface:
- SPI
- Settling Time:
- 5 µs
- DAC Type:
- Voltage
- Utilized IC / Part:
- AD5676
- Contents:
- Board(s)
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1.Quantity discrepancies, incorrect items, or visible external defects (such as breakage or corrosion), acknowledged by Aetrix.
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