The AD9914BCPZ is a product from Analog Devices, a well-known brand in the field of high-pe RF ormance analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing. It is a Direct Digital Synthesizer ( DDS ) designed for high-speed frequency synthesis applications.
Package Type:
The AD9914BCPZ is offered in a 64-lead LFCSP (Lead Frame Chip Scale Package), which is a compact surface-mount package.
Pin Function and Specifications:
Here is a detailed description of the pinout and pin functions for the AD9914BCPZ device, which includes all the pins (64 total) and their respective functions.
Pin Function Table (for 64-lead LFCSP): Pin # Pin Name Function Description 1 VDDIO Power supply input for digital I/O circuitry. 2 GND Ground pin. Connect to the system ground. 3 REF_CLK Reference Clock input. Provides the clock signal for the DDS. 4 EXT_CLK External clock input (optional). Used if external clock is preferred. 5 SYNC_CLK Synchronization clock output. Used to synchronize multiple DDS devices. 6 SDO Serial data output. Used for serial communication. 7 SDI Serial data input. Accepts serial data from a microcontroller or another device. 8 SCLK Serial clock input. Provides the clock for serial data communication. 9 CS Chip select pin. Used to enable or disable the chip during serial communication. 10 RST Reset input. Used to reset the DDS device. 11 PDWN Power-down input. Powers down the device when asserted. 12 IREF Reference current input. Used for biasing the internal circuitry. 13 VDD Power supply pin for the core circuitry. 14 DAC_VOUT Digital-to-analog converter output. 15 RF_OUT Radio frequency output. The final output signal generated by the DDS. 16 VOUT2 Another output signal pin (can be used for additional outputs). 17 A1 Address pin A1. Used to select address in multi-device configurations. 18 A0 Address pin A0. Used for address selection. 19 DB0 Data bus bit 0. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 20 DB1 Data bus bit 1. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 21 DB2 Data bus bit 2. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 22 DB3 Data bus bit 3. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 23 DB4 Data bus bit 4. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 24 DB5 Data bus bit 5. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 25 DB6 Data bus bit 6. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 26 DB7 Data bus bit 7. Part of the data bus for parallel communication. 27 CLKOUT Clock output. Outputs the system clock used internally in the DDS. 28 N/C No connection (unused pin). 29 VDDIO Power supply input for digital I/O circuitry. 30 GND Ground pin. Connect to system ground. 31 VREF Voltage reference input for internal operation. 32 AVDD Analog power supply input. Used for analog portions of the device. 33 AVSS Analog ground. Connect to the system ground. 34 AIN Analog input. Used for providing the analog input signal to the device. 35 AOUT Analog output. Outputs the processed analog signal. 36 GPIO1 General-purpose input/output pin 1. Can be configured for various uses. 37 GPIO2 General-purpose input/output pin 2. Can be configured for various uses. 38 GPIO3 General-purpose input/output pin 3. Can be configured for various uses. 39 GPIO4 General-purpose input/output pin 4. Can be configured for various uses. 40 GPIO5 General-purpose input/output pin 5. Can be configured for various uses. 41 GPIO6 General-purpose input/output pin 6. Can be configured for various uses. 42 GPIO7 General-purpose input/output pin 7. Can be configured for various uses. 43 GPIO8 General-purpose input/output pin 8. Can be configured for various uses. 44 SYNC_IN Synchronization input. Used to synchronize with other DDS devices. 45 PLL_LOCK PLL lock status output. Indicates if the PLL is locked. 46 PLL_OUT PLL output. Provides the output from the phase-locked loop (PLL). 47 STATUS Status output. Provides the current status of the device. 48 MCLK Master clock input. Provides the clock for high-speed operation. 49 VDDIO Power supply input for digital I/O circuitry. 50 GND Ground pin. Connect to system ground. 51 VDD Power supply pin for core operation. 52 VDDO Output power supply pin. 53 AVDD Analog power supply for internal analog circuitry. 54 AVSS Analog ground for internal analog circuitry. 55 LSB Least significant bit of data for certain operations. 56 MSB Most significant bit of data for certain operations. 57 N/C No connection (unused pin). 58 N/C No connection (unused pin). 59 N/C No connection (unused pin). 60 N/C No connection (unused pin). 61 N/C No connection (unused pin). 62 N/C No connection (unused pin). 63 N/C No connection (unused pin). 64 N/C No connection (unused pin).FAQ for AD9914BCPZ:
Q: What is the function of pin REFCLK in AD9914BCPZ? A: The REFCLK pin is the reference clock input used for the DDS clock signal. It is essential for the correct operation of the device.
Q: How is the chip enabled or disabled in serial communication? A: The chip is enabled or disabled using the CS (chip select) pin. When the CS pin is asserted, the device is active; when it is deasserted, the device is disabled.
Q: What is the function of the PDWN pin? A: The PDWN pin is used to power down the AD9914BCPZ device when asserted, saving power during inactive periods.
Q: How does the external clock input work? A: The EXT_CLK pin allows an external clock signal to be used instead of the internal reference clock, providing flexibility in clock sourcing.
Q: How do I synchronize multiple AD9914BCPZ devices? A: Multiple AD9914BCPZ devices can be synchronized using the SYNC_CLK pin, which outputs a synchronization signal to align multiple devices.
Q: What is the role of the DACVOUT pin? A: The DACVOUT pin provides the output of the internal digital-to-analog converter (DAC), which is the analog signal generated by the DDS.
Q: What is the function of GPIO pins? A: The GPIO pins are general-purpose input/output pins that can be configured for various functions like controlling external devices or signaling.
Q: Can the AD9914BCPZ be used in a multi-chip configuration? A: Yes, the AD9914BCPZ supports multi-chip configurations and can be synchronized via the SYNC_CLK and other synchronization pins.
Q: How is the device reset? A: The device is reset by asserting the RST pin, which clears internal registers and restores the device to its default state.
Q: What happens when the PLLLOCK pin is active? A: The PLLLOCK pin indicates that the phase-locked loop (PLL) inside the AD9914BCPZ has locked onto the reference clock and is operating correctly.
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This explanation includes a detailed breakdown of each pin’s function, ensuring no pin is overlooked and that all specifications are covered comprehensively. Let me know if you need further clarification or more FAQs!
