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resources:eval:sdp:eval-adrf6755 [29 Jul 2021 16:05] – Still in progress Eric Webbresources:eval:sdp:eval-adrf6755 [06 Apr 2023 10:42] (current) – [Accessing ACE Software:] Gokhan Karaova
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 [[ACE - Getting Started [Analog Devices Wiki]]] [[ACE - Getting Started [Analog Devices Wiki]]]
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 ===== Downloading the ADRF6755 Plugin from ACE:===== ===== Downloading the ADRF6755 Plugin from ACE:=====
  
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 To download the ACE plugin for the ADRF6755 evaluation board, first open up the ACE software on your computer as seen below: To download the ACE plugin for the ADRF6755 evaluation board, first open up the ACE software on your computer as seen below:
  
-{{ :resources:eval:sdp:acemain.png?600 |}}+{{ :resources:eval:sdp:adrf6755_ace_mainmenu.png |}}
  
 Upon opening ACE, navigate to the "Available Packages" section in the "Plug-in Manager" tab as seen below: Upon opening ACE, navigate to the "Available Packages" section in the "Plug-in Manager" tab as seen below:
  
-{{ :resources:eval:sdp:aceplugin.png?600 |}}+{{ :resources:eval:sdp:adrf6755_ace_pluginmanager_2.png |}}
  
 Once you have navigated to this section of the ACE software, inspect the contents in the center of the screen until you locate the item labeled "Board.ADRF6755". Once you have navigated to this section of the ACE software, inspect the contents in the center of the screen until you locate the item labeled "Board.ADRF6755".
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 Once the hardware setup has been completed navigate to the ACE start menu as seen below and look for the board to connect to through ACE in the "Attached Hardware" section. If the option to connect doesn't show up immediately wait and try pressing the refresh button. Once the hardware setup has been completed navigate to the ACE start menu as seen below and look for the board to connect to through ACE in the "Attached Hardware" section. If the option to connect doesn't show up immediately wait and try pressing the refresh button.
  
-{{ :resources:eval:sdp:acestart.png?600 |}}+{{ :resources:eval:sdp:adrf6755_ace_mainmenu.png |}}
  
 Once the plugin opens it should look something like the image below: Once the plugin opens it should look something like the image below:
  
-{{ :resources:eval:sdp:ace6755.png?600 |}}+{{ :resources:eval:sdp:adrf6755_ace_pluginview.png |}}
  
 ===== Performing Actions With the ADRF6755 ACE GUI ===== ===== Performing Actions With the ADRF6755 ACE GUI =====
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 ==== Initialize LO Frequency ==== ==== Initialize LO Frequency ====
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 +This section allows you to control the auto-calibration time as well as disable auto-calibration altogether
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 ==== Lock Detector ==== ==== Lock Detector ====
  
 {{ :resources:eval:sdp:ldet.png?600 |}} {{ :resources:eval:sdp:ldet.png?600 |}}
  
 +This section is used to enable/disable the lock detector as well as determine its pulse count and precision 
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 +===== Basic Test Case =====
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 +1. Begin by enabling the modulator power up setting 
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 +2. Attach a +5.0V supply to the DUT pin with a current limit of 400mA
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 +3. Attach a Spectrum Analyzer to the RFOut pin of the ADRF6755
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 +4. Hit the apply button at the bottom of the ACE 
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 +5. Set the center frequency of the Spectrum Analyzer to 1875MHz and the span to 80MHz
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 +{{:resources:eval:sdp:adrf6755testcase.jpg?400|}}
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 +6. Measure the output frequency and output power of the main RF output on the spectrum analyzer. The highest power tone at 1850MHz should read be greater than -4dBm
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 +7. The power of the carrier feedthrough at 1875MHz should be at least 45dB below the 1850MHz tone (-45dBc)
  
 +8. The power of the suppressed sideband at 1900MHz should be at least 30dB below the 1850MHz tone (-30dBc)
  
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