GY-63_MS5611/libraries/AD5680

AD5680

Arduino library for the AD5680 series digital analog convertor (18 bit).

Description

Experimental

The AD5680 is a 18 bit DAC on paper but in fact it is a 16 bit DAC. To get the 18 bits a 2 bit duty cycle is used to implement the last two bits. This means that the output voltage will be fluctuating unless the two least significant bits are 0 (zero). To dampen this fluctuation the datasheet advises to add a LOW pass filter after the output.

Feedback, issues, improvements are welcome. Please file an issue on GitHub.

0.2.0 breaking change

The version 0.2.0 has breaking changes in the interface. The essence is removal of ESP32 specific code from the library. This makes it possible to support the ESP32-S3 and other processors in the future. Also it makes the library a bit simpler to maintain.

Note the order of the parameters of the software SPI constructor has changed in 0.2.0.

Related

• https://github.com/RobTillaart/AD56x8 (multi channel)
• https://github.com/RobTillaart/AD568X (single channel lower resolution)
• https://github.com/RobTillaart/MCP_DAC (SPI interface)

Interface

#include "AD5680.h"

Base class

• AD5680(uint8_t slaveSelect, SPIClassRP2040 * mySPI = &SPI) constructor HW SPI (RP2040 specific). Sets internal value to zero.
• AD5680(uint8_t slaveSelect, SPIClass * mySPI = &SPI) constructor HW SPI. Sets internal value to zero.
• AD5680(uint8_t slaveSelect, uint8_t spiData, uint8_t spiClock) constructor SW SPI. sets SW SPI. Sets internal value to zero.
• void begin() initializes the SPI and sets internal state.
• uint8_t getType() returns 18 (for now).

Set DAC

• bool setValue(uint32_t value) set value to the output immediately, effectively a prepare + update in one call. Returns false if value out of range.
• uint32_t getValue() returns set value. At power up the AD5680 will be reset to 0 (== 0 volt).
• bool setPercentage(float percentage) idem.
• float getPercentage() idem.

SPI

• void setSPIspeed(uint32_t speed) sets SPI clock in Hz, please read datasheet of the ADC first to get optimal speed.
• uint32_t getSPIspeed() gets current speed in Hz.
• bool usesHWSPI() returns true if HW SPI is used.

Performance

Measurements with AD5680_demo.ino - setValue() most important. (numbers are rounded).

| version | board | clock | SPI | samples / second | Notes | |:---------:|:-------:}:---------:|:-----:}:------------------:|:--------| | 0.1.1 | UNO | 16 MHz | HW | 53500 | | 0.1.1 | UNO | 16 MHz | SW | 2800 | | 0.1.1 | ESP32 | 240 MHz | HW | 91000 | 1 | 0.1.1 | ESP32 | 240 MHz | SW | 111000 |

1. ESP32 HW is equal performant for HSPI and VSPI. Unknown why HW SPI is 20% slower than SW SPI (transaction overhead?)

50000 - 100000 samples per second means that a 1 KHz wave can be constructed with 50-100 values per period.

Future

Must

• improve documentation
• get test hardware
• test the library

Should

• add examples

Could

Wont

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