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ADS8028EVM Hardware Details
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3.2 Digital Control
The SPI digital control signals are applied directly to the J-DIGITAL header on the ADS8028EVM. When
using the ADS8028EVM-PDK (the combination of the ADS8028EVM, MMB0 motherboard, and ADCPro
software), these signals are supplied by the MMB0 motherboard through J4. If the ADS8028EVM is
instead evaluated as a stand-alone board, these signals must be supplied by another microcontroller or
processor according to the timing characteristics in the ADS8028 data sheet.
Figure 5 shows the schematic connections to the J-DIGITAL header. The CS signal can be routed to J-
DIGITAL.1 or J-DIGITAL.7 (default) through the J-CS jumper. Ensure that the J-CS jumper is positioned to
route CS to J-DIGITAL.7 (short pins J-CS.1-2) for proper SPI communication when using the
ADS8028EVM-PDK. Additionally, the S1 push-button switch allows the user to manually reset and power-
down the ADS8028 and OPA836 op amps on the ADS8028EVM while the button is held. When the button
is released, the ADS8028 powers up with default conditions.
Figure 5. Digital Interface Header Schematic
NOTE: By default, the J-CS jumper on the ADS8028EVM is shorted between pins J-CS.1-2. This
setting is required for proper SPI communication between the MMB0 motherboard and the
ADS8028.
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ADS8028EVM-PDK SBAU198–April 2012
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