Texas Instruments BUF08832 Evaluation Module BUF08832EVM BUF08832EVM 데이터 시트
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BUF08832EVM
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BUF08832EVM Software Overview
5.2.8
Changing the DAC/V
COM
Analog Voltage
The voltage of any of the DAC or V
COM
channels can be adjusted in several ways. First, you can change
the voltage by entering the desired voltage directly in the voltage text box. In order to be able to manually
type the voltage into the text box, you must first click on the cell to be edited. Click a second time and the
cell turns from blue to black, and allows the user to type the updated voltage in the cell. The hexadecimal
DAC codes can be entered in the Code column in the same manner.
type the voltage into the text box, you must first click on the cell to be edited. Click a second time and the
cell turns from blue to black, and allows the user to type the updated voltage in the cell. The hexadecimal
DAC codes can be entered in the Code column in the same manner.
Another method of changing the voltage of a DAC or V
COM
channel is through the use of the slider on the
main software window. There is only a single slider that is used for all channels. In order to use the slider
to adjust the voltage of a particular channel, that channel must first be selected. To select a channel, click
on either the channel number, voltage, or code of a particular channel. The entire channel row highlights
in blue to show the user that the channel is selected. Adjusting the slider bar then only updates the
highlighted channel.
to adjust the voltage of a particular channel, that channel must first be selected. To select a channel, click
on either the channel number, voltage, or code of a particular channel. The entire channel row highlights
in blue to show the user that the channel is selected. Adjusting the slider bar then only updates the
highlighted channel.
The final method to change DAC/V
COM
voltages is through the ±1 Code and ±5 Code buttons on the main
software window. These buttons allow for fine and coarse adjustments, respectively, to the highlighted
channel, giving the user the ability to quickly step the channel output up or down as needed without
having to manually enter the changes in the Code column.
channel, giving the user the ability to quickly step the channel output up or down as needed without
having to manually enter the changes in the Code column.
5.2.9
Run Batch Button
The Run Batch button (as noted in
) enables the user to configure the BUF08832 to cycle
through different register configurations in a continuous loop. When connected to the end application, this
feature can be used to cycle through different gamma settings to determine what the optimal settings must
be for a given application.
feature can be used to cycle through different gamma settings to determine what the optimal settings must
be for a given application.
When the Run Batch button is pressed, a new dialog box displays as
shows. The delay time is
the amount of time allowed between loading new configurations into the BUF08832 DUT.
Use the Single Step Up and Single Step Down buttons to step through the selected files manually. The
currently selected file name is displayed in the lower left corner area of the dialog box. Double-click on the
file names to select them. Once a series of filenames have been selected, the check box turns dark.
Double-click on a filename again to unselect it from the batch run.
currently selected file name is displayed in the lower left corner area of the dialog box. Double-click on the
file names to select them. Once a series of filenames have been selected, the check box turns dark.
Double-click on a filename again to unselect it from the batch run.
Figure 22. Run Batch Dialog Button and Window
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BUF08832EVM User Guide and Software Tutorial
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