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Ultra high-speed ADCs are extremely ugly to handle with microcontrollers. That's mostly FPGA territory: toggle its pins, suck the data from the ADC and offer
by NoiseBert69 1y ago
Ultra high-speed ADCs are extremely ugly to handle with microcontrollers. That's mostly FPGA territory: toggle its pins, suck the data from the ADC and offer them on a friendly parallel bus for a microcontroller (USBC->Parallel interface from FTDI).
They need a lot of pins to be toggled. Otherwise they spit out no data.
And a lot of manual stuff means it's super DMA unfriendly. And you need DMA for high-speed stuff.
- Neywiny 1y agoStill unsure if the lifcl-33U will make it into these products. Integrated 5gbps phy