AD4134 driver¶
Device driver for Analog Devices Inc. AD4134 and similar ADCs.
Supported devices¶
Wiring connections¶
AD4134 and similar ADCs can operate in a few different wiring configurations. Because AD4134 also supports control modes other than through SPI protocol, the following pins must be statically set for all of the wiring modes described below.
Pin Function |
Level |
Description |
|---|---|---|
PIN/SPI |
High |
SPI control mode |
MODE |
Low |
ASRC slave mode |
DEC0/DCLKI |
Low |
DCLK input |
DEC1/DCLKMODE |
Low |
Gated DCLK |
Minimum I/O mode¶
The minimum I/O mode wiring allows AD4134 register and data access with the conventional set of SPI bus lines. In this mode, the peripheral CS pin must be tied to GND. A possible connection schema that sets AD4134 digital interface for minimum I/O mode is:
+------------+ +-------------+
| AD4134 | | SPI |
| | | Controller |
| DCLK |<--+ | |
| SCLK |<--+---- | SCLK |
| SDI |<--------| SDO |
| SDO |-------->| SDI |
| ODR |<--------| GPIO |
| CS |----+ | |
+------------+ | +-------------+
V
GND
Set adi,spi-mode = "no-cs" in device tree to indicate the device is
connected in minimum I/O wiring configuration.
SPI 4-wire mode - single lane¶
The conventional SPI 4-wire configuration except a multiplexer is used to select between SDO (for register data) and DOUT0 (for ADC sample data).:
+-----------------------+ +-----------------+
| AD4134 | | SPI Controller |
| | | |
| SPI interface SCLK |<------------------------| SCLK |
| for register CS |<------------------------| CS |
| access SDI |<------------------------| SDO |
| SDO |------->|¯¯¯¯\ | |
| | |MUX >--------->| SDI |
| Data interface DOUT0 |------->|____/ | |
| for ADC sample | ^ | |
| data read | | | |
| DCLK |<------------------------| DCLK |
| ODR |<----------------+ +->| Offload Trigger |
+-----------------------+ | | | +-----------------+
| | +--| PWM1 |
| +-------| PWM0 |
+--------------| GPIO |
+-----------------+
Set adi,spi-mode = "4-wire" in device tree to indicate the device is
connected in SPI 4-wire configuration.
For SPI offload operation, a PWM is connected to the ADC ODR pin. The pwms
firmware property specifies the PWM that is connected to the ADC. The SPI
offload will have a trigger-sources property to indicate the SPI offload
(PWM) trigger source.
To achieve high sample rates while meeting ADC timing requirements, an offset must be added between the rising edges of PWM0 and PWM1 to delay the SPI transfer until ADC sample data is available. This requires a specialized PWM controller that can provide such an offset. The AD4134-FMC HDL project, for example, can be configured to sample AD4134 at high speed sample rates.
SPI 4-wire mode - multi-lane¶
Maximum throughput rate can be achieved by reading 4 input lines simultaneously.:
+-----------------------+ +-----------------+
| AD4134 | | SPI Controller |
| | | |
| SPI interface SCLK |<------------------------| SCLK |
| for register CS |<------------------------| CS |
| access SDI |<------------------------| SDO |
| SDO |------->|¯¯¯¯\ | |
| | |MUX >--------->| SDI0 |
| Data interface DOUT0 |------->|____/ | |
| for ADC sample | ^ | |
| data read DOUT1 |------------------------>| SDI1 |
| DOUT2 |------------------------>| SDI2 |
| DOUT3 |------------------------>| SDI3 |
| DCLK |<------------------------| DCLK |
| ODR |<----------------+ +->| Offload Trigger |
+-----------------------+ | | | +-----------------+
| | +--| PWM1 |
| +-------| PWM0 |
+--------------| GPIO |
+-----------------+
Each of SDI0 to SDI3 connect to a different SPI controller deserializer
(spi-rx-bus-width = <1>, <1>, <1>, <1>).