Trenz Electronic GmbH ANALOGMAX-DAQ2 Kit e schede di sviluppo a logica programmabile
AnalogMAX variant with ADAQ7980 (16-bit, 1 MSPS uModule Data Acquisition System)
AnalogMAX-DAQ2: A Programmable 16-Bit μModule®-Based Data Acquisition Platform with the Intel® MAX® 10 FPGA
Benefits of the AnalogMAX-DAQ2 Platform:
Block Diagram of AnalogMAX-DAQ2:
Features:
- Package: UBGA-169
- Speed Grade: C8 (Slowest)
- Temperature: 0°C to 85°C
- Package compatible device 10M02...10M16 as assembly variant on request possible
- SDRAM Memory up to 64Mb, 166MHz
- Dual High-Speed USB to Multipurpose UART/FIFO IC
- 64 Mb Quad SPI Flash
- 4Kb EEPROM Memory
- 8x User LED
- Micro USB2 Receptacle 90
- 16 Bit Analog to Digital Converter with 1 MSPS or 500 kSPS
- 2x SMA Female Connector
- I/O interface: 23x GPIO
- Power Supply:
- 5V
- Minimum 1A
- Dimension: 25mm x 86.5mm
- Others:
- Instrumentation Amplifier
- Differential Amplifier
- Operational Amplifier
Applications:
- I/O expansion
- Communication control planes
- Industrial
- Automotive
- Consumer applications
Development Support Resources:
Arrow Electronics has a public organizational GitHub site where technical information and resources can be found for a variety of development platforms. Navigate to the following pages on our GitHub site for AnalogMAX-DAQ2 specific user documentation and support.
AnalogMAX Product Family Main Repository Page
AnalogMAX-DAQ2 Wiki Page
AnalogMAX-DAQ2 Quick Start Guide (QSG)
Related Boards:
- AnalogMAX-01: Smoke detection and sensor fusion platform
- AnalogMAX-DAQ1: A High-Accuracy Programmable Data Acquisition Platform with the Intel® MAX® 10 FPGA.
Related Parts:
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