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 +====== Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Specifications ======
  
 +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 =====
 +==== Analog Input Channels ====
 +
 +Supports the Oscilloscope, Voltmeter, Data Logger, Spectrum Analyzer, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, and Script Editor instruments.
 +
 +=== Vertical System ===
 +|<100% 25% 75%>|
 +^ Number of Channels                         |  Two  |
 +^ Input Type                                 |  Single-ended  |
 +^ Connector Type                             |  BNC  |
 +^ 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.)]  |
 +^ 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)  |
 +^ Bandwidth                                  |  50+ <nowiki>MHz</nowiki> @ -3 dB[(When using a probe with the appropriate frequency response.)]  |
 +^ Input Impedance                            |  1 MΩ ││ 24 pF  |
 +^ Input Coupling                             |  DC or AC  |
 +^ 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.)]  |
 +^ Acquisition Modes                          |  average, decimate, min/max, full scale, record[(Up to 10 MHz for single channel acquisition.)]  |
 +^ 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  |
 +^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  ±50 V<sub>DC</sub> or ±30 V<sub>RMS</sub>  |
 +
 +=== DC Offset Range ===
 +
 +|<100% 25% 25% 25% 25%>|
 +^  Range                     ^  Full Scale         ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^
 +|  Low range (≤0.5 V/div)    |  5 V peak-to-peak   |  ±2.5 V  |  ±10 mV ±0.5%     |
 +|  High range (>0.5 V/div)   |  50 V peak-to-peak  |  ±25 V   |  ±100 mV ±0.5%    |
 +
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +----
 +=== Horizontal System ===
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 MS/s per channel  |
 +^ 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                       |  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                      |  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.)]  |
 +
 +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~~
 +
 +----
 +
 +==== Digital Channels ====
 +
 +Supports the Logic Analyzer, Pattern Generator, Static I/O, Protocol Analyzer, Oscilloscope, and Script Editor instruments.
 +
 +=== Vertical System ===
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Number of Channels           |  16                                                                                                                     |
 +^ Connector                    |  100 mil 2×16 MTE Header                                                                                                |
 +^ Function Control             |  Individually programmable as Digital I/O, Logic Analyzer, Pattern Generator, or Protocol                               |
 +^ Input Voltage                |  0 V to 3.3 V (5 V tolerant)                                                                                            |
 +^ Input Type                   |  LVCMOS (3.3 V, 5 V tolerant)                                                                                           |
 +^ 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 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[(Configurable within WaveForms. Selected setting shared with all DIOs and Trigger IOs.)]  |
 +^ Drive Strength               |  4, 8 (default), 12, or 16 mA[(#1)]                                                                                     |
 +^ 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      |  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[(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[(#3)]    |
 +^ Custom Patterns File         |  Import and export custom data as *.csv, *.txt or *.tdms file  |
 +^ Channel-to-Channel Skew      |  2 ns, typical                   |
 +^ Overvoltage Protection       |  Short-circuit to ground, ±20 V  |
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +
 +----
 +=== Horizontal System ===
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Maximum Sampling Rate             |  125 MS/s per channel  |
 +^ 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      |  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   |  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.
 +
 +**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~~
 +
 +----
 +===== Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Wavegen) =====
 +
 +Supports the Waveform Generator, Network Analyzer, Impedance Analyzer, and Script Editor instruments.
 +
 +=== Vertical System ===
 +|<100% 25% 75%>|
 +^ Number of Channels                         |  1                                                                                                                                                                                                   |
 +^ Output Type                                |  Single-ended                                                                                                                                                                                        |
 +^ Connector Type                             |  BNC                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
 +^ 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                                                                               |
 +^ Output Voltage Range                       |  ±5 V                                                                                                                                                                                                |
 +^ 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)                                                                                                                                                |
 +^ Accuracy                                   |  ±10 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ ≤ 1.25 V) \\ ±25 mV ± 0.5% (│Vout│ > 1.25 V)                                                                                                                                  |
 +^ Output Impedance                           |  50 Ω                                                                                                                                                                                                |
 +^ 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                                                                                            |
 +^ 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                           |  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)                                                                                                                                                                                |
 +^ Overvoltage Protection                     |  Short-circuit to ground, ±15 V                                                                                                                                                                      |
 +
 +=== DC Offset Range ===
 +
 +|<100% 25% 25% 25% 25%>|
 +^  Range  ^  Full Scale  ^  Offset  ^  Offset Accuracy  ^
 +|  Low range   |  2.5 V peak-to-peak  |  ±1.25 V  |  ±10 mV ± 0.5%  |
 +|  High range  |  10 V peak-to-peak   |  ±5 V     |  ±25 mV ± 0.5%  |
 +
 +
 +=== Horizontal System ===
 +|<100% 25% 75%>|
 +^ Maximum Sample Rate               |  125 <nowiki>MS/s</nowiki> per channel  |
 +^ 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                       |  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~~
 +
 +----
 +===== Pattern Generator =====
 +Shares digital input/output channels with Mixed Signal Oscilloscope: See the [[#digital_channels|Digital Channels]] specifications for characteristics.
 +----
 +
 +===== Trigger System =====
 +==== Trigger Features ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Trigger Sources                            |  Oscilloscope analog channels, Arbitrary waveform generator start, Digital I/O lines, External triggers (TRIG1/TRIG2), Manual            |
 +^ Trigger Modes                              |  None, Auto, Manual (Forced Trigger), Single                                                                                             |
 +^ Analog Trigger                             |  Edge, pulse, transition, condition, level, hysteresis, hold-off                                                                         |
 +^ Digital Trigger                            |  Edge, level, pattern, glitch                                                                                                            |
 +^ Analog/Oscilloscope Trigger Resolution     |  8 to 20 ns, depending on system frequency, 10 ns by default [(WaveForms uses interpolation for much more accurate value positioning.)]  |
 +^ Digital/Logic Analyzer Trigger Resolution  |  8 to 20 ns, depending on system frequency, 10 ns by default [(#1)]                                                                      |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +
 +
 +==== External Triggers (T1/T2) Characteristics ====
 +Trigger 1 and Trigger 2 are connected to two pins in the 2x16 MTE connector.
 +
 +Trigger 1 can be used to export or import a reference clock for the purposes of device synchronization.
 +
 +See the [[#digital_channels|Digital Channels]] specifications for the electrical characteristics of the External Triggers.
 +
 +----
 +===== Device Configurations =====
 +
 +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.
 +
 +|< 100% 14% 15% 20% 16% 20% 15% >|
 +^ Configuration                             ^  Power Requirement                                                                     ^  Scope Buffer Size                                          ^  Wavegen Buffer Size  ^  Logic Buffer Size                                                          ^  Patterns Buffer Size  ^
 +^ 1 (Auto, Default)                         |  WaveForms automatically selects configuration #2 or #3, depending on available power                                                                                                                                                                                           |||||
 +^ 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     |
 +^ 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~~
 +----
 +===== Additional Features =====
 +==== Spectrum Analyzer ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Frequency Range                         |  0 Hz to half of system clock frequency (50 MHz default)                            |
 +^ Display Modes                           |  Magnitude, average, peak hold, min hold, count                                     |
 +^ Y Axis                                  |  Logarithmic (dBṼ, dBu, dBm) or linear (volts)                                      |
 +^ X Axis                                  |  Linear or Logarithmic                                                              |
 +^ Power Spectrum Algorithms               |  FFT, CZT                                                                           |
 +^ Windowing Functions                     |  Rectangular, Triangular, Hamming, Hann, Cosine, Blackman-Harris, Flat Top, Kaiser  |
 +
 +----
 +==== Network Analyzer ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ 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                   |
 +^ Y Axis                                  |  Linear or Logarithmic              |
 +^ X Axis                                  |  Linear or Logarithmic              |
 +^ Plots                                   |  Bode, Time, FFT, Nichols, Nyquist  |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +----
 +==== Protocol Analyzer ====
 +Shares digital input/output channels with Mixed Signal Oscilloscope: See the [[#digital_channels|Digital Channels]] specifications.
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Protocols[(This functionality is implemented by WaveForms software on the host system.)]  |  UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, CEC, JTAG, SWD, AVR  |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +----
 +
 +==== Impedance Analyzer ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ 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                           |
 +^ Y Axis           |  Linear or Logarithmic                      |
 +^ X Axis           |  Linear or Logarithmic                      |
 +^ Plots            |  Bode, Time, FFT, Nichols, Nyquist, Custom  |
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +
 +----
 +==== Math Channels ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Operations       |  Addition "+", Subtraction "-", Multiplication "*", Division "/", Remainder "%"  |
 +^ Brackets         |  Parenthesis "()", Square "[]"  |
 +^ Constants        |  Exp, Ln, Log, Pi  |
 +^ Functions        |  Logarithm, power, minimum, maximum, square root, sine, cos, tan, arccos, arctan, arctan2, absolute value, round, floor, ceiling  |
 +^ Operands         |  All analog and digital input channels, reference waveforms, time, constants, Pi  |
 +^ Custom Channels  |  Butterworth, Chebyshev, Lock-In Amplifier  |
 +
 +----
 +==== Programmable Power Supply ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ 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.)]  |
 +^ 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  |  8 mV  | 
 +^ Connector Type               |  2 pins per channel included in the 2×16 MTE connector  |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +
 +----
 +===== Connectivity =====
 +==== USB Interfaces ====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ 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 [(If used with a USB Standard-A port and no auxiliary power supply, the port must provide USB 3.2 compatible power)]  |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +----
 +===== Power Requirements =====
 +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%>|
 +^ Auxiliary Power Supply Voltage   |  5 V                                   |
 +^ Auxiliary Power Supply Current   |  4 A recommended (3 A minimum)         |
 +^ Barrel Connector Size            |  5.5 mm × 2.1 mm (positive inner pin)  |
 +
 +----
 +===== Physical Characteristics =====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ 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      |  464 g (~16.4 oz)                                                            |
 +
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +
 +----
 +===== Environmental =====
 +|<100% 25%>|
 +^ Ambient Operating Temperature  |  0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)  |
 +^ Storage Temperature            |  -20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)  |
 +^ Operating Humidity             |  10% to 90% RH non-condensing  |
 +^ Storage Humidity               |  5% to 95% RH non-condensing  |
 +^ Pollution Degree               |  2  |
 +^ Maximum Altitude               |  2000 m  |
 +~~REFNOTES~~
 +----
 +===== Certifications =====
 +
 +{{https://files.digilent.com/resources/test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-pro-2230/Declaration%20of%20Conformity_ADP2230.pdf|Analog Discovery Pro (ADP2230) Declaration of Conformity}}