MAX5175/MAX5177
Low-Power, Serial, 12-Bit DACs with
Force/Sense Voltage Output
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The MAX5175/MAX5177 accept one 16-bit packet or
two 8-bit packets sent while CS remains low. The
devices allow the following to be configured:
• Clock edge on which serial data output (DOUT) is
clocked out
• State of the user-programmable logic output
• Reset state.
Specific commands for setting these are shown in
Table 1.
The general timing diagram in Figure 4 illustrates how
the MAX5175/MAX5177 acquire data. CS must go low
at least t
CSS
before the rising edge of the serial clock
(SCLK). With CS low, data is clocked into the register
on the rising edge of SCLK. The maximum serial clock
frequency guaranteed for proper operation is 10MHz
for the MAX5175 and 6MHz for the MAX5177. See
Figure 5 for a detailed timing diagram of the serial inter-
face.
Table 1. Serial-Interface Programming Commands
Load input register; DAC registers are updated (start up DAC with
new data).
10
Load input register; DAC registers are unchanged.00
12-bit DAC data
12-bit DAC data
00
00
16-BIT SERIAL WORD
D11..................D0 S1, S0C1
FUNCTION
C0
No operation (NOP).11 0 0 x x xxxx xxxx
xxxx xxxx xxxx
xx
xx
Update DAC register from input register (start up DAC with data
previously stored in the input registers).
01
UPO goes low (default).11 1 0 0 x xxxx xxxx
0 1 x x xxxx xxxx
xx
xx
Mode 1, DOUT clocked out on SCLK’s rising edge.11 1 1 0 x xxxx xxxx
1 0 1 x xxxx xxxx
xx
xx UPO goes high.11
Shut down DAC (provided PDL = 1).
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Mode 0, DOUT clocked out on SCLK’s falling edge (default).11 1 1 1 x xxxx xxxx xx
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