I bought analog devices 16 bit bipolar ADC evaluation board(AD7606). I want to send the output through USB. If anyone has used Analog Devices ADC board, kindly help me in solving this problem.
Regards

 

What kind of help do you need? Links to documentation on the board would be helpful, especially if they include a schematic.

 

hi,
One option is a MCU.
I would use a PIC, programmed for SPI connection to the module, with RS232/Serial output.
Buy a Prolific RS232 to USB converter module/cable.
The converter will avoid having to write USB code for the PIC.
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EDIT:
If you are familiar with the Arduino, that would be an alternative to the PIC.

 

You want to send digital data via USB.

To what device are you sending the data?
What protocol are you going to use to transmit the data?

 

I looked up the AD7606 and apparently it has an SPI interface. You could use a processor to interface with this, and maybe even choose a processor with USB built-in. Or to keep it simpler, use a processor with UART that sits between a USB-to-serial converter and the SPI-connected ADC. Or you could get a dedicated USB-to-SPI converter like this one:
https://www.mouser.com/new/microchip/microchipmcp2210/

Of course, using USB implies that you'll have software on your computer that can drive the interface and do something useful with the data.

 

You want to send digital data via USB.

To what device are you sending the data?
What protocol are you going to use to transmit the data?

I want to send the data to PC. I have written some code in MATLAB to process the data.

 

I want to send the data to PC. I have written some code in MATLAB to process the data.

So do you have a a question?

Will MatLab receive the data over USB? If not then you have an awful lot of work in front of you.

 

If that thing uses 5 volt signals, then I would use Arduino Uno, use SPI, and here is Arduino MatLab stuff: https://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/arduino-matlab.html

• Access peripheral devices and sensors connected over I2C or SPI
• Communicate with an Arduino board over a USB cable or wirelessly over Wi-Fi

 

Did you also purchase the EVAL-SDP-CB1Z Evaluation Board?

 

Why USB?

 

Why USB?

I don't know. It just seemed easy to me end the data to PC thorough PC. What method you suggest ?

 

The simple solution that I am aware of is to use a UART-to-USB bridge such as Silicon Labs CP2102.
You can buy a CP2102 adapter on eBay that simply plugs into a USB port on your PC. MATLAB can connect to it as a serial COM port.

 

I don't know. It just seemed easy to me end the data to PC thorough PC. What method you suggest ?

Unless you have software in place on the PC to read your USB device, USB is FAR from easy. If you have no software then you will need to write a device driver. Do you have those skills?

 

I don't know. It just seemed easy to me end the data to PC thorough PC. What method you suggest ?

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