The AnalogMAX-DAQ1/DAQ2/DAQ3 Evaluation Kits are very similar. They are sample and capture analog data from a signal source, and then transmit that data to a PC to be displayed in a graphical user interface GUI software. The kit is composed of these elements:

• One AnalogMAX-DAQ1, AnalogMAX-DAQ2, or AnalogMAX-DAQ3 module (includes analog signal source)
• One USB cable
• GUI PC Software. Two options:
  • Jupyter Notebook
  • DAQCapture GUI Windows app

• Windows PC with at least one available USB port (second required if using Symphona signal source)
• Chrome or Edge web browser is required if using Jupyter Notebook. (No browser required if using DAQCapture GUI.)

• The module contains a high speed, high resolution, low power Analog to Digital Converter (ADC)
  • AnalogMAX-DAQ1: Based on Analog Devices' AD4003 18-bit, 2 MSPS, Easy Drive, Differential SAR ADC
  • AnalogMAX-DAQ2: Based on Analog Devices' ADAQ7980 16-Bit, 1 MSPS μModule^® Data Acquisition System
  • AnalogMAX-DAQ3: Based on Analog Devices ADAQ4003 18-bit, 2 MSPS, μModule^® Data Acquisition Solution
• The analog signal source may be generated a number of ways:
  • Connecting SMA cables from an Analog Devices Symphona signal generator board
  • Connecting SMA cables from any user-generated signal
  • Looping back an internal square wave which is generated on the module itself
• The ADC is controlled by an Intel^® MAX^® 10 FPGA, which manages a serial command protocol across a USB interface. Serial commands are sent to the module to cause it to generate a sample record and then respond with the sample values.

• Quick Start

• Communication Interface and Command Reference
• AnalogMAX Portfolio product brief
• Product Briefs
  • DAQ1
  • DAQ2
  • DAQ3
• BOM
  • DAQ1
  • DAQ2
  • DAQ3
• Schematics
  • DAQ1
  • DAQ2
  • DAQ3