This version (11 Jun 2018 09:05) was approved by Lars-Peter Clausen.
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ADRV9009 Basic IQ Datafiles
DDS Mode - DAC Buffer Output allows loading of Matlab MAT, Binary and ASCII TEXT sample files.
Example files
| Filename | File type | suggested sample rate | what it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10.txt | text file | any | basic IQ imbalance test waveform. The frequency that you will see will be determined by the sample rate. |
| 11.txt | text file | any | basic IQ imbalance test waveform The frequency that you will see will be determined by the sample rate. |
| 1M_10M_nyq.txt | text file | any | 10 point sine wave, generating 12.88MHz tone @ 122.88MSPS |
| LTE5.mat | MATLAB file | 7.68MSPS | Created via lte_example |
| LTE10.mat | MATLAB file | 15.36MSPS | Created via lte_example |
| LTE15.mat | MATLAB file | 23.04MSPS | Created via lte_example |
| LTE20.mat | MATLAB file | 30.72MSPS | Created via lte_example |
| sinewave_0.3.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.3 for one I & Q channel. This should be scaled to 30% of full scale. The I/Q channel will be duplicated on channel 1 and 2. |
| sinewave_0.3_2ch.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.3 for two I & Q channels. This should be scaled to 30% of full scale. Separate data will be sent on channel 1 and 2. |
| sinewave_0.6.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.6 for one I & Q channel. This should be scaled to 60% of full scale. The I/Q channel will be duplicated on channel 1 and 2. |
| sinewave_0.6_2ch.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.6 for two I & Q channels. This should be scaled to 60% of full scale. Separate data will be sent on channel 1 and 2. |
| sinewave_0.9.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.9 for one I & Q channel. This should be scaled to 90% of full scale. The I/Q channel will be duplicated on channel 1 and 2. |
| sinewave_0.9_2ch.mat | MATLAB file | any | A sine wave with the amplitude of 0.9 for two I & Q channels. This should be scaled to 90% of full scale. Separate data will be sent on channel 1 and 2. |
The modulated waveforms (QPSK, MSK, etc) are designed to go through a receiver design. (this would include root raised cosine decimator, equalization, frequency compenstation, retiming, etc. and is best looked at by a MathWorks example here. Since there is no default receiver in the default HDL design that ADI provides - looking at things with the osc application - you will not see good results. This is expected, and normal.
MATLAB format
The ./osc application uses the MAT File I/O Library to be able to read MATLAB files into the system.
There are two ways to scale the data:
- less than ±1.0 : ±1.0 will be assumed as full scale, so something that is ±0.5 will come out as half scale.
- more than ±1.0 : The max point in the data will be found, and this will be assumed to be full scale.
There are two ways to arrange the data:
- vectors of complex data
- vectors of real data. The first vector is Q (real) and second is I (imaginary)
Basic examples are checked into the waveforms directory, which can be loaded up in MATLAB for further explanation.
Binary Format
In binary format each I or Q word is in 16-bit signed format.
| Buffer Bit | 15 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADRV9009 Bit | 15 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
An I and Q word together make up one complex symbol for one output channel.
The ADRV9009 features two outputs, In the 2TX output configuration a complete sample consists of two complex IQ symbols, one for each transmitter. It's therefore 64-bit wide.
| TX 0 | TX 1 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| I0 | Q0 | I1 | Q1 |
A valid ASCII file is prefixed with a 'TEXT' magic string. Values are delimited by either comma, spaces or tabs.
Samples are separated by rows.
In a 2TX configuration, with only one symbol given per line - it will be repeated for the second TX.
TEXT 501.000000000 -1.000000000 405.000000000 294.000000000 155.000000000 476.000000000 -154.000000000 475.000000000 ...
Two Symbols per line - one for TX1 and TX2
TEXT 0.0002274,0.0002274,0.0002274,-0.0002274 -0.002085,-0.002085,-0.002085,0.002085 -0.001768,-0.001768,-0.001768,0.001768 0.001351,0.001351,0.001351,-0.001351 ...
The file is being analyzed and automatically scaled to full scale!
The latest version of the fmcomms IIO scope plug-in supports the TEXTU option valid range with the 'TEXTU' option is:
| Board | Range |
|---|---|
| ADRV9009 | +/- 32767.0 |
Sample C code Application
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <stdarg.h> #include <errno.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <math.h> int main (int argc , char* argv[]) { FILE *file; int i, c, f = 10, j, d = 1; unsigned int *buf; double ampl; short ipart, qpart; while ((c = getopt (argc, argv, "f:a:s")) != -1) switch (c) { case 'f': f = atoi(optarg); break; case 'a': ampl = atof(optarg); break; case 's': d = 0; break; default: return 0; } buf = malloc(f * (d ? 8 : 4)); if (ampl > 1.0) ampl = 1.0; else if (ampl < 0.0) ampl = 0.0; /* AD9361 12-bit MSB aligned [(2^(12-1) - 1) * 16] * ADRV9009 16-bit [2^(16-1) - 1] */ ampl = ampl * 32767; printf("32-bit Word: I : Q\n"); for (i = 0, j = 0; i < (f); i++) { ipart = ampl * sin(2 * M_PI * (double)i / (double)(f)); qpart = ampl * cos(2 * M_PI * (double)i / (double)(f)); printf("0x%.8X : %d : %d\n", (ipart << 16) | (qpart & 0xFFFF), ipart, qpart); buf[j++] = (ipart << 16) | (qpart & 0xFFFF); if (d) /* Second Channel */ buf[j++] = (ipart << 16) | (qpart & 0xFFFF); } file = fopen(argv[optind], "w"); if (file == NULL) { free(buf); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } fwrite(buf, (d ? 8 : 4), f, file); fclose(file); free(buf); exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); }
Compiling the Sample Application
This specifies any shell prompt running on the target
root@linaro-ubuntu-desktop:/opt# gcc do_iq.c -o do_iq -lm
Usage Examples
This specifies any shell prompt running on the target
root@linaro-ubuntu-desktop:/opt# ./do_iq -a 1.0 -f 20 cw_fullscale_f20.bin 32-bit Word: I : Q 0x00007FFF : 0 : 32767 0x278D79BB : 10125 : 31163 0x4B3B678D : 19259 : 26509 0x678D4B3B : 26509 : 19259 0x79BB278D : 31163 : 10125 0x7FFF0000 : 32767 : 0 0x79BBD873 : 31163 : -10125 0x678DB4C5 : 26509 : -19259 0x4B3B9873 : 19259 : -26509 0x278D8645 : 10125 : -31163 0x00008001 : 0 : -32767 0xD8738645 : -10125 : -31163 0xB4C59873 : -19259 : -26509 0x9873B4C5 : -26509 : -19259 0x8645D873 : -31163 : -10125 0x80010000 : -32767 : 0 0x8645278D : -31163 : 10125 0x98734B3B : -26509 : 19259 0xB4C5678D : -19259 : 26509 0xD87379BB : -10125 : 31163
This specifies any shell prompt running on the target
root@linaro-ubuntu-desktop:/opt# ./do_iq -a 0.5 -f 20 cw_halfscale_f20.bin 32-bit Word: I : Q 0x00003FFF : 0 : 16383 0x13C63CDD : 5062 : 15581 0x259D33C6 : 9629 : 13254 0x33C6259D : 13254 : 9629 0x3CDD13C6 : 15581 : 5062 0x3FFF0000 : 16383 : 0 0x3CDDEC3A : 15581 : -5062 0x33C6DA63 : 13254 : -9629 0x259DCC3A : 9629 : -13254 0x13C6C323 : 5062 : -15581 0x0000C001 : 0 : -16383 0xEC3AC323 : -5062 : -15581 0xDA63CC3A : -9629 : -13254 0xCC3ADA63 : -13254 : -9629 0xC323EC3A : -15581 : -5062 0xC0010000 : -16383 : 0 0xC32313C6 : -15581 : 5062 0xCC3A259D : -13254 : 9629 0xDA6333C6 : -9629 : 13254 0xEC3A3CDD : -5062 : 15581 root@linaro-ubuntu-desktop:/opt#
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