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test-and-measurement:analog-discovery-pro-2230:specifications [2023/07/19 16:33] – ↷ Page moved from internal:future-products:analog-discovery-pro-2230:specifications to test-and-measurement:analog-discovery-pro-2230:specifications Arthur Browntest-and-measurement:analog-discovery-pro-2230:specifications [2024/02/01 20:16] – Arthur Brown
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 ====== Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Specifications ====== ====== Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Specifications ======
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-These specifications are valid following 30 minutes of warm-up and are typical at 25 °C unless otherwise noted.  WaveForms was used to determine these specifications. +<WRAP center round todo> 
-</color>+This page is a preview of the specifications for the Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230). Additional documentation, such as the Reference Manual and Getting Started Guide, will become available in the next few weeks before the official release date of February 29th, 2024.  
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 +These specifications are typical unless otherwise stated and are valid following 30 minutes of warm-up at 25 °C unless otherwise noted.  WaveForms was used to determine these specifications. 
 ===== Mixed Signal Oscilloscope ===== ===== Mixed Signal Oscilloscope =====
 ==== Analog Input Channels ==== ==== Analog Input Channels ====
  
-Supports the Oscilloscope, Voltmeter, Data Logger, Spectrum Analyzer, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, Tracer, and Script Editor instruments.+Supports the Oscilloscope, Voltmeter, Data Logger, Spectrum Analyzer, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, and Script Editor instruments.
  
 === Vertical System === === Vertical System ===
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 ^ Input Range                                |  ±2.5 V with respect to ground (5 V peak-to-peak) \\ ±25 V with respect to ground (50 V peak-to-peak)  | ^ Input Range                                |  ±2.5 V with respect to ground (5 V peak-to-peak) \\ ±25 V with respect to ground (50 V peak-to-peak)  |
 ^ Resolution                                 |  14 bits (16-bit with averaging), 14-bit noise[(A separate small buffer to collect maximum and minimum samples when the sample rate is slower than the system frequency and is represented within WaveForms as noise.)]  | ^ Resolution                                 |  14 bits (16-bit with averaging), 14-bit noise[(A separate small buffer to collect maximum and minimum samples when the sample rate is slower than the system frequency and is represented within WaveForms as noise.)]  |
-^ Absolute Resolution[(Ideal values based on hardware design ranges of 5.5 V and 55 V. Actual values may vary slightly due to component variations and are accounted for during factory calibration. WaveForms only exposes nominal ranges of 5 V and 50 V.)]  |  <color red>0.336 mV (scale ≤ 0.5 V/div) \\ 3.36 mV (scale > 0.5 V/div)</color>  |+^ Absolute Resolution[(Ideal values based on hardware design ranges of 5.5 V and 55 V. Actual values may vary slightly due to component variations and are accounted for during factory calibration. WaveForms only exposes nominal ranges of 5 V and 50 V.)]  |  0.336 mV (scale ≤ 0.5 V/div) \\ 3.36 mV (scale > 0.5 V/div)  |
 ^ Accuracy                                   |  ±10 mV ± 0.5% (scale ≤ 0.5 V/div, V<sub>inCM</sub> = 0 V) \\ ±100 mV ± 0.5% (scale > 0.5 V/div, V<sub>inCM</sub> = 0 V)  | ^ Accuracy                                   |  ±10 mV ± 0.5% (scale ≤ 0.5 V/div, V<sub>inCM</sub> = 0 V) \\ ±100 mV ± 0.5% (scale > 0.5 V/div, V<sub>inCM</sub> = 0 V)  |
 ^ Bandwidth                                  |  50+ <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> @ -3 dB[(When using a probe with the appropriate frequency response.)]  | ^ Bandwidth                                  |  50+ <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> @ -3 dB[(When using a probe with the appropriate frequency response.)]  |
-^ Input Impedance                            |  1 MΩ <color red>││ 24 pF</color>  |+^ Input Impedance                            |  1 MΩ ││ 24 pF  |
 ^ Input Coupling                             |  DC or AC  | ^ Input Coupling                             |  DC or AC  |
-^ Vertical Sensitivity (range)               |  500 µV/div to 5 V/div (10 ranges)[(The ranges are shown in the Analog Input graph windows within WaveForms.)]  | +^ Vertical Sensitivity (range)               |  200 µV/div to 5 V/div (10 divisions)[(Divisions in this context are the ten horizontal strips in the Analog Input graph windows within WaveForms. Vertical sensitivity specifies the height of one strip in the plot.)]  | 
-^ CMMR                                       |  <color red>±0.5% (typical)</color>  | +^ Acquisition Modes                          |  average, decimate, min/max, full scale, record[(Up to 10 MHz for single channel acquisition.)]  | 
-^ AC Coupling Cut-off Frequency              |  <color red>1.6 Hz at -3 dB</color>[(<color red>For a 5 V scope input range and 1.75 Hz for 50 V scope input range.</color>)]  | +^ Additional Channels                        |  On-device FIR and IIR filters for both inputs[(The FIR filter supports up to 16 coefficients. The IIR filter uses a 2x2x5 structure and can implement either 2<sup>nd</sup>/4<sup>th</sup> order low or high pass or 4<sup>th</sup>/8<sup>th</sup> order band pass/stop filters)], on-device loopback for Wavegen and Supplies outputs  | 
-^ Acquisition Modes                          |  average, decimate, min/max, record[(<color red>Up to 10 MHz for single channel acquisition.</color>)]  | +^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  ±50 V<sub>DC</sub> or ±30 V<sub>RMS</sub>  |
-^ Additional Channels                        |  <color red>On-device FIR (and IIR?) filter for both inputs</color>[(<color red>Up to 16 coefficients.</color>)]<color red>, on-device loopback for Wavegen and Supplies outputs</color>  | +
-^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  ±50 V DC or ±30 V RMS  |+
  
 === DC Offset Range === === DC Offset Range ===
 +
 |<100% 25% 25% 25% 25%>| |<100% 25% 25% 25% 25%>|
-^  Range                     ^  Full Scale          ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^ +^  Range                     ^  Full Scale         ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^ 
-|  Low range (≤0.5 V/div)    |  10 V peak-to-peak   |  ±5 V    |  ±10 mV ±0.5%     | +|  Low range (≤0.5 V/div)    |  5 V peak-to-peak   |  ±2.5 V  |  ±10 mV ±0.5%     | 
-|  High range (>0.5 V/div)   |  100 V peak-to-peak  |  ±50 V   |  ±100 mV ±0.5%    |+|  High range (>0.5 V/div)   |  50 V peak-to-peak  |  ±25 V   |  ±100 mV ±0.5%    | 
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
 ^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 MS/s per channel  | ^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 MS/s per channel  |
-^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  <color red>50 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> to 125 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki></color>[(<color red>Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with the Analog Output and Digital I/O.</color>)]  | +^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  50 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> to 125 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki>[(Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with the Analog Output and Digital I/O.)]  | 
-^ Buffer Size                       |  <color red>up to 32,768 samples per channel</color>[(<color red>65,536 samples when a single analog input channel is used.</color>)][(<color red>Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager.</color>)]  | +^ Buffer Size                       |  Up to 128 MS[(Up to 200 MS when a single channel is used.)] per channel in the default configuration.[(Buffer size is limited to 32,768 samples when supplied power is insufficient to run DDR memory.)][(Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager. See the [[#device_configurations|Device Configurations]] section of this document for more info.)]  | 
-^ Noise Buffer                      |  <color red>1,024 samples</color>  |+^ Noise Buffer                      |  1,024 samples[(In DDR configurations. 2,048 samples in BRAM configuration. See the [[#device_configurations|Device Configurations]] section of this document for more info.)]  |
  
-<color red>The above horizontal system specifications apply to Repeated/Shift/Screen modes. Record mode allows streaming acquisition data into host computer RAM at up to ~10 MS/s total, or to a file on the host computer disk at up to ~5 MS/s total. Achievable sample rates and recording lengths depend on host computer specifications.</color>+For longer acquisitions, Record mode allows streaming acquisition data into host computer RAM (up to 200 MS) or to a file on the host computer disk (theoretically unlimited) at potentially reduced rates. Achievable sample rates and recording lengths depend on various factors, including host computer specifications and USB activity. 
 + 
 +**Note:** Memory sizes, including buffer sizes, specified in units like kS and MS, are rounded from equivalent binary power units, such as MiS. For example, a listed 64 MS is rounded from 64 MiS, which is 67,108,864 samples.
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 === Vertical System === === Vertical System ===
 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
-^ Number of Channels           |  16                                                                                                            | +^ Number of Channels           |  16                                                                                                                     | 
-^ Connector                    |  100 mil 2×16 MTE Header                                                                                       | +^ Connector                    |  100 mil 2×16 MTE Header                                                                                                | 
-^ Function Control             |  Individually programmable as Digital I/O, Logic Analyzer, Pattern Generator, or Protocol                      | +^ Function Control             |  Individually programmable as Digital I/O, Logic Analyzer, Pattern Generator, or Protocol                               | 
-^ Input Voltage                |  <color red>0 V to 3.3 V (5 V tolerant)</color>                                                                | +^ Input Voltage                |  0 V to 3.3 V (5 V tolerant)                                                                                            | 
-^ Input Type                   |  <color red>LVCMOS (3.3 V, 5 V tolerant)</color>                                                               | +^ Input Type                   |  LVCMOS (3.3 V, 5 V tolerant)                                                                                           | 
-^ Input Logic Level            |  <color red>Input Low Voltage, VIL, Min 0 V, Max 0.8 V \\ Input High Voltage, VIH, Min 2.0 V, Max 5 V</color>  | +^ Input Logic Level            |  Input Low Voltage, VIL, Min 0 V, Max 0.8 V \\ Input High Voltage, VIH, Min 2.0 V, Max 5 V                              | 
-^ Output Type                  |  LVCMOS (3.3 V)  | +^ Output Type                  |  LVCMOS (3.3 V)                                                                                                         | 
-^ Output Logic Level           |  Output Low Voltage, VOL, Min 0 V, Max 0.5 V \\ Output High Voltage, VOH, Min 2.4 V, Max 3.3 V  | +^ Output Logic Level           |  Output Low Voltage, VOL, Min 0 V, Max 0.5 V \\ Output High Voltage, VOH, Min 2.4 V, Max 3.3 V                          | 
-/*^ Slew Rate                  |  Slow (default), Fast</color>[(Configurable within WaveForms. Selected setting shared with all DIOs and Trigger IOs.)]  | +^ Slew Rate                    |  Slow (default), Fast[(Configurable within WaveForms. Selected setting shared with all DIOs and Trigger IOs.)]  | 
-^ Drive Strength               |  4 (default), 8, 12, or 16 mA[(#1)]        | */ +^ Drive Strength               |  4, 8 (default), 12, or 16 mA[(#1)]                                                                                     | 
-^ Configurable Pull Resistors  |  <color red>None (default), pull-up, pull-down, or keeper</color>[(<color red>Internal to the FPGA and configurable within WaveForms. Selected setting shared with all DIOs and Trigger IOs.</color>)]       | +^ Configurable Pull Resistors  |  None (default), pull-up, pull-down, or keeper[(Internal to the FPGA and configurable within WaveForms. Selected setting shared with all DIOs and Trigger IOs.)]       | 
-^ Hardware Pull Resistors      |  <color red>1 MΩ pull-down resistors</color>  | +^ Hardware Pull Resistors      |  1 MΩ pull-down resistors  | 
-^ Logic Analyzer Interpreters  |  SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, I2S, 1-Wire, PS/2, HDMI CEC, Manchester codes, JTAG, GPIB, SWD, custom</color>[(More options may be available in the latest version of the WaveForms software.)]  | +^ Logic Analyzer Interpreters  |  SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, I2S, 1-Wire, PS/2, HDMI CEC, Manchester codes, JTAG, GPIB, SWD, custom[(More options may be available in the latest version of the WaveForms software.)]  | 
-^ Pattern Generator            |  Constant, clock, pulse, random, number, Binary counter, Gray counter, Johnson counter, Decimal counter, walking 0/1, <nowiki>ROM</nowiki> Logic, custom[(#2)]    |+^ Pattern Generator            |  Constant, clock, pulse, random, number, Binary counter, Gray counter, Johnson counter, Decimal counter, walking 0/1, <nowiki>ROM</nowiki> Logic, custom[(#3)]    |
 ^ Custom Patterns File         |  Import and export custom data as *.csv, *.txt or *.tdms file  | ^ Custom Patterns File         |  Import and export custom data as *.csv, *.txt or *.tdms file  |
-^ Channel-to-Channel Skew      |  <color red>2 ns, typical</color>                   | +^ Channel-to-Channel Skew      |  2 ns, typical                   | 
-^ Overvoltage Protection       |  <color red>Short-circuit to ground, ±20 V</color>  |+^ Overvoltage Protection       |  Short-circuit to ground, ±20 V  |
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
  
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 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
 ^ Maximum Sampling Rate             |  125 MS/s per channel  | ^ Maximum Sampling Rate             |  125 MS/s per channel  |
-^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  <color red>50 MHz to 125 MHz</color>[(<color red>Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with Analog Inputs, Analog Output, and Digital Outputs.</color>)]  | +^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  50 MHz to 125 MHz[(Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with Analog Inputs, Analog Output.)]  | 
-^ Logic Analyzer Buffer Memory      |  <color red>up to 32,768 samples per channel</color>[(<color red>Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager.</color>)]  | +^ Logic Analyzer Buffer Memory      |  Up to 128 MS per channel [(Buffer size is limited to 16,384 samples when supplied power is insufficient to run DDR memory.)][(Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager. See the [[#device_configurations|Device Configurations]] section of this document for more info.)]  | 
-^ Pattern Generator Buffer Memory   |  <color red>up to 32,768 samples per channel</color>[(#2)]   |+^ Pattern Generator Buffer Memory   |  Up to 32,768 samples per channel[(#3)]   |
  
 +For longer acquisitions, Record mode allows streaming acquisition data into host computer RAM (up to 200 MS) or to a file on the host computer disk (theoretically unlimited) at potentially reduced rates. Achievable sample rates and recording lengths depend on various factors, including host computer specifications and USB activity.
  
-<color red>The above horizontal system specifications apply to Repeated/Shift/Screen modes. Record mode allows streaming acquisition data into host computer RAM at up to ~10 MS/s total, or to a file on the host computer disk at up to ~5 MS/s total. Achievable sample rates and recording lengths depend on host computer specifications.</color>+**Note:** Memory sizes, including buffer sizes, specified in units like kS and MS, are rounded from equivalent binary power units, such as MiS. For example, a listed 64 MS is rounded from 64 MiS, which is 67,108,864 samples.
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 ===== Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Wavegen) ===== ===== Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Wavegen) =====
  
-Supports the Waveform Generator, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, Tracer, and Script Editor instruments.+Supports the Waveform Generator, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, and Script Editor instruments.
  
 === Vertical System === === Vertical System ===
 |<100% 25% 75%>| |<100% 25% 75%>|
-^ Number of Channels                         |  1                                                                                                                                                                   | +^ Number of Channels                         |  1                                                                                                                                                                                                   | 
-^ Output Type                                |  Single-ended                                                                                                                                                        | +^ Output Type                                |  Single-ended                                                                                                                                                                                        | 
-^ Connector Type                             |  BNC                                                                                                                                                                 | +^ Connector Type                             |  BNC                                                                                                                                                                                                 | 
-^ Standard Functions                         |  Sine, square, triangle, sawtooth, ramp up, ramp down, DC voltage, noise, trapezium, others                                                                          | +^ Standard Functions                         |  Sine, square, triangle, sawtooth, ramp up, ramp down, DC voltage, noise, trapezium, others                                                                                                          | 
-^ Advanced Waveforms                         |  Sweep, modulation and summing (phase, AM, FM), math, play mode, custom \\ Raw, averaged, or filtered Scope input data                                               | +^ Advanced Waveforms                         |  Sweep, modulation and summing (phase, AM, FM), math, play mode, custom \\ Raw, averaged, or filtered Scope input data                                                                               | 
-^ Output Voltage Range                       |  ±5 V                                                                                                                                                                | +^ Output Voltage Range                       |  ±5 V                                                                                                                                                                                                | 
-^ Resolution                                 |  14 bits[(<color red>Each channel also has a pair of 16-bit buffers used to store up to 8,192 samples of FM/PM and AM/SUM modulation parameters.</color>)]           | +^ Resolution                                 |  14 bits[(Each channel also has a pair of 16-bit buffers used to store up to 32,768 samples of FM/PM and AM/SUM modulation parameters in DDR configurations. 2,048 samples in BRAM configuration.)]  | 
-^ Absolute Resolution                        |  166 µV (│Vout│ ≤ 1.25 V) \\ 665 µV (│Vout│ > 1.25 V)                                                                                                                | +^ Absolute Resolution                        |  166 µV (│Vout│ ≤ 1.25 V) \\ 665 µV (│Vout│ > 1.25 V)                                                                                                                                                | 
-^ Accuracy                                   |  <color red>±10 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ ≤ 1.25 V) \\ ±25 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ > 1.25 V)                                                                                                </color>  | +^ Accuracy                                   |  ±10 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ ≤ 1.25 V) \\ ±25 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ > 1.25 V)                                                                                                                                  | 
-^ Output Impedance                           |  <color red>0 Ω[(<color red>Output impedance is not precisely controlled.</color>)] or 50 Ω (selectable by jumper)                                                            </color>  | +^ Output Impedance                           |  50 Ω                                                                                                                                                                                                | 
-^ Bandwidth                                  |  50 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> @ -3 dB[(<color red>When using a probe with the appropriate frequency response.</color>)]                                                   | +^ Bandwidth                                  |  15 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> @ -3 dB[(When using a probe with the appropriate frequency response.)]                                                                                                      | 
-^ Sweep Modes                                |  Frequency and Amplitude. Up and down with selectable start/stop frequencies and settable time increments                                                            | +^ Sweep Modes                                |  Frequency and Amplitude. Up and down with selectable start/stop frequencies and settable time increments                                                                                            | 
-^ Custom Waveform Files Supported            |  Import files *.csv, *.txt, *.mp3, *.wav, *.wmv & *.avi, export as image, or as raw data in *.csv, *.txt or *.tdms formats                                           | +^ Custom Waveform Files Supported            |  Import files *.csv, *.txt, *.mp3, *.wav, *.wmv & *.avi, export as image, or as raw data in *.csv, *.txt or *.tdms formats                                                                           | 
-^ DC Current Drive                           |  <color red>30 mA maximum[(<color red>Maximum value for distortion-free generation. Up to 40 mA can be supplied before hardware cutoff.</color>)]                             </color>  | +^ DC Current Drive                           |  30 mA maximum[(Maximum value for distortion-free generation. Up to 40 mA can be supplied before hardware cutoff.)]                                                                                  | 
-^ Slew Rate                                  |  400 V/µs (10 V step)                                                                                                                                                | +^ Slew Rate                                  |  400 V/µs (10 V step)                                                                                                                                                                                | 
-^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  <color red>Short-circuit to ground, ±15 V                                                                                                                                    </color>  |+^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  Short-circuit to ground, ±15 V                                                                                                                                                                      |
  
 === DC Offset Range === === DC Offset Range ===
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 ^  Range  ^  Full Scale  ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^ ^  Range  ^  Full Scale  ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^
-|  <color red>Low range </color>  |  <color red>2.5 V peak-to-peak</color>  |  <color red>±1.25 V</color>  |  <color red>±10 mV ± 0.5%</color>  | +|  Low range   |  2.5 V peak-to-peak  |  ±1.25 V  |  ±10 mV ± 0.5%  | 
-|  <color red>High range</color>  |  <color red>10 V peak-to-peak </color>  |  <color red>±5 V   </color>  |  <color red>±25 mV ± 0.5%</color>  |+|  High range  |  10 V peak-to-peak   |  ±5 V     |  ±25 mV ± 0.5%  |
  
  
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 ^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 <nowiki>MS/s</nowiki> per channel  | ^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 <nowiki>MS/s</nowiki> per channel  |
-^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  <color red>50 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> to 125 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki>[(<color red>Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with Analog Inputs and Digital I/O.</color>)]</color>  | +^ Fine System Frequency Adjustment  |  50 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> to 125 <nowiki>MHz</nowiki>[(Adjustable through the WaveForms Device Options. Shared with Analog Inputs and Digital I/O.)]  | 
-^ Buffer Size                       |  <color red>Up to 32,768 samples per channel[(<color red>Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager.</color>)][(#2)]</color>  |+^ Buffer Size                       |  Up to 32,768 samples per channel[(Different preset buffer sizes can be chosen based on device configuration within the WaveForms Device Manager. See the [[#device_configurations|Device Configurations]] section of this document for more info.)][(#1)]  |
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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-==== External Triggers (TRIG1/TRIG2) Characteristics ====+==== External Triggers (T1/T2) Characteristics ====
 Trigger 1 and Trigger 2 are connected to two pins in the 2x16 MTE connector. Trigger 1 and Trigger 2 are connected to two pins in the 2x16 MTE connector.
  
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 ===== Device Configurations ===== ===== Device Configurations =====
-<WRAP round todo> +
-Experimental section. Other sections might anchor link to this from "Up to (Max)" specification lines. +
-</WRAP>+
 The Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) has several different configurations which can be applied, primarily affecting the analog input, analog output, and digital I/O buffer sizes available to the user. Available selections depend on the amount of power available to the device through either USB or the Auxiliary power supply connector. The Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) has several different configurations which can be applied, primarily affecting the analog input, analog output, and digital I/O buffer sizes available to the user. Available selections depend on the amount of power available to the device through either USB or the Auxiliary power supply connector.
  
 The 3.7 W power requirement for DDR Memory configurations can be satisfied by either a suitable Auxiliary power supply or by a standard USB 3.0 port. The 3.7 W power requirement for DDR Memory configurations can be satisfied by either a suitable Auxiliary power supply or by a standard USB 3.0 port.
  
-^ Configuration                             ^  Power Requirement  ^  Scope Buffer Size                                                                 ^  Wavegen Buffer Size                                              ^  Logic Buffer Size                                                                    ^  Patterns Buffer Size      ^ +|< 100% 14% 15% 20% 16% 20% 15% >| 
-^ 1 (Auto, Default)                         |  WaveForms automatically selects configuration #2 or #3, depending on available power  ||||| +^ Configuration                             ^  Power Requirement                                                                     ^  Scope Buffer Size                                          ^  Wavegen Buffer Size  ^  Logic Buffer Size                                                          ^  Patterns Buffer Size  ^ 
-^ 2 (Block RAM Memory Only)                 |  >2.7 W             |  32 kS per channel [(32 kS is rounded from 32 kiS, which is 32,768 samples)]       |  16 kS [(16 kS is rounded from 16 kiS, which is 16,384 samples)]  |  16 kS per channel [(#2)]                                                             |  16 kS per channel [(#2)]  | +^ 1 (Auto, Default)                         |  WaveForms automatically selects configuration #2 or #3, depending on available power                                                                                                                                                                                           ||||| 
-^ 3 (DDR Memory)                            |  >3.7 W             |  64 MS per channel [(64 MS is rounded from 64 MiS, which is 67,108,864 samples)]   |  32 kS [(#1)]                                                     |  128 MS per channel [(128 MS is rounded from 128 MiS, which is 134,217,728 samples)]  |  32 kS per channel [(#1)]  | +^ 2 (Block RAM Memory Only)                 |  >2.7 W                                                                                |  32 kS per channel, \\ 2 kS noise buffer for each channel   |  16 kS                |  16 kS per channel                                                          |  16 kS per channel     | 
-^ 4 (DDR Memory, Oscilloscope prioritized)  |  >3.7 W             |  128 MS per channel [(#4)]                                                         |  32 kS [(#1)]                                                     |  None                                                                                 |  32 kS per channel [(#1)]  |+^ 3 (DDR Memory)                            |  >3.7 W                                                                                |  64 MS per channel, \\ 1 kS noise buffer for each channel   |  32 kS                |  128 MS per channel                                                         |  32 kS per channel     | 
 +^ 4 (DDR Memory, Oscilloscope prioritized)  |  >3.7 W                                                                                |  128 MS per channel, \\ 1 kS noise buffer for each channel  |  32 kS                |  The Logic and Protocol Analyzers are not supported in this configuration.  |  32 kS per channel     | 
 + 
 +**Note:** Memory sizes, including buffer sizes, specified in units like kS and MS, are rounded from equivalent binary power units, such as MiS. For example, a listed 64 MS is rounded from 64 MiS, which is 67,108,864 samples.
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 ==== Network Analyzer ==== ==== Network Analyzer ====
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-^ Frequency Range                         |  <color red>20 μHz to 50 MHz (25 MHz?)</color>[(Higher frequencies up to one quarter of the system frequency can be selected within WaveForms but results with be limited by the analog input bandwidth of the hardware.)], up to 10,001 steps  |+^ Frequency Range                         |  20 μHz up to one-quarter of the system clock frequency (25 MHz by default) [(Results may be limited by the analog input and output bandwidth of the hardware.)], up to 10,001 steps  |
 ^ Display Modes                           |  Magnitude, Phase                   | ^ Display Modes                           |  Magnitude, Phase                   |
 ^ Y Axis                                  |  Linear or Logarithmic              | ^ Y Axis                                  |  Linear or Logarithmic              |
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 ==== Impedance Analyzer ==== ==== Impedance Analyzer ====
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-^ Frequency Range  |  20 μHz to one-quarter of the system clock frequency (25 MHz default), up to 10,001 steps  |+^ Frequency Range  |  20 μHz to one-quarter of the system clock frequency (25 MHz default) [(Results may be limited by the analog input and output bandwidth of the hardware.)], up to 10,001 steps  |
 ^ Display Modes    |  Magnitude, Phase                           | ^ Display Modes    |  Magnitude, Phase                           |
 ^ Y Axis           |  Linear or Logarithmic                      | ^ Y Axis           |  Linear or Logarithmic                      |
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 ^ Number of Channels           |  2  | ^ Number of Channels           |  2  |
 ^ Voltage Range                |  0.5 V to 5 V, -0.5 V to -5 V[(Optional tracking of the two supplies available within the Supplies Tool.)]  | ^ Voltage Range                |  0.5 V to 5 V, -0.5 V to -5 V[(Optional tracking of the two supplies available within the Supplies Tool.)]  |
-^ Current Output               |  Up to 1 A <color red>or to 2.4 W per channel[(<color red>While using AUX power supply.</color>)], whichever limit is reached first</color>  | +^ Current Output               |  Up to 1 A or to 3 W per channel[(While using AUX power supply or USB Type-C connection capable of delivering 3 A.)], whichever limit is reached first  | 
-^ Voltage Readback Resolution  |  <color red>8 mV</color>  |  +^ Voltage Readback Resolution  |  8 mV  |  
-^ Connector Type               |  2 pins included in the 2×16 MTE connector  |+^ Connector Type               |  2 pins per channel included in the 2×16 MTE connector  |
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 ==== USB Interfaces ==== ==== USB Interfaces ====
 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
-^ Device Connector  | USB Type-C® 3.0, 5 Gbps [(USB Type-C® and USB-C® are registered trademarks of USB Implementers Forum.)][(USB-C® to USB-C® cable included.)]  | +^ Device Connector  |  USB Type-C® 3.2 Gen 1, 5 Gbps [(USB Type-C® and USB-C® are registered trademarks of USB Implementers Forum.)][(USB-C® to USB-C® cable included that is USB 3.2 compatible and capable of 5 Gbps transfer speeds)]  | 
-^ Host Connector    | USB Type-C® or USB Standard-A [(<color red>Device uses USB 2.0 data rates.</color>)][(<color red>USB Standard-A ports must provide USB 3.2 compatible power when an auxiliary power supply is not used.</color>)] |+^ Host Connector    |  USB Type-C® or USB Standard-A [(If used with a USB Standard-A port and no auxiliary power supply, the port must provide USB 3.2 compatible power)]  |
  
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 ===== Power Requirements ===== ===== Power Requirements =====
-<color red>The Analog Discovery 3 does not require an auxiliary power supply for most functions. An auxiliary power supply is recommended when utilizing a significant amount of power on the programmable power supplies, analog output channel, and digital channels.</color>+The Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) does not necessarily require an auxiliary power supply to function, however, one is provided in the kit in case host-supplied power is insufficient. An auxiliary power supply is recommended when utilizing a significant amount of power on the programmable power supplies, analog output channel, and digital channels.
 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
 ^ Auxiliary Power Supply Voltage   |  5 V                                   | ^ Auxiliary Power Supply Voltage   |  5 V                                   |
-^ Auxiliary Power Supply Current   |  4 A recommended                       |+^ Auxiliary Power Supply Current   |  4 A recommended (3 A minimum)         |
 ^ Barrel Connector Size            |  5.5 mm × 2.1 mm (positive inner pin)  | ^ Barrel Connector Size            |  5.5 mm × 2.1 mm (positive inner pin)  |
  
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 ===== Physical Characteristics ===== ===== Physical Characteristics =====
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-^ Dimensions  |  <color red>10.0 cm × 10.0 cm × 2.0 cm (L × W × H) \\ (~3.94 in × ~3.94 in × ~0.79 in)</color>  | +^ Dimensions  |  134.2 mm × 144.0 mm × 37.9 mm (L × W × H) \\ (~5.28 in × ~5.67 in × ~1.49 in)[(See the {{https://files.digilent.com/resources/test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-pro-2230/analog-discovery-pro-2230-dimensions.pdf|Mechanical Dimensions}} document for more information.)]  | 
-^ Weight      |  <color red>128 g (~4.5 oz)                                                           </color>  |+^ Weight      |  464 g (~16.4 oz)                                                            | 
 + 
 +~~REFNOTES~~
  
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 ===== Environmental ===== ===== Environmental =====
 |<100% 25%>| |<100% 25%>|
-^ Ambient Operating Temperature  |  <color red>0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)</color>  | +^ Ambient Operating Temperature  |  0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)  | 
-^ Storage Temperature            |  <color red>-20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)</color>  | +^ Storage Temperature            |  -20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)  | 
-^ Operating Humidity             |  <color red>10% to 90% RH non-condensing</color>  | +^ Operating Humidity             |  10% to 90% RH non-condensing  | 
-^ Storage Humidity               |  <color red>5% to 95% RH non-condensing</color>  | +^ Storage Humidity               |  5% to 95% RH non-condensing  | 
-^ Pollution Degree               |  <color red>2</color>  | +^ Pollution Degree               |  2  | 
-^ Maximum Altitude               |  <color red>2000 m</color>  |+^ Maximum Altitude               |  2000 m  |
 ~~REFNOTES~~ ~~REFNOTES~~
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 ===== Certifications ===== ===== Certifications =====
-{{https://files.digilent.com/resources/test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-pro-2230/Declaration-of-Conformity-ADP2230.pdf|Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Declaration of Conformity}}  + 
-{{page>internal:future-products:certifications&fullpage}}+{{https://files.digilent.com/resources/test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-pro-2230/Declaration%20of%20Conformity_ADP2230.pdf|Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Declaration of Conformity}}