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    Experiment No.4: Content: D/A Converter Specification D/A Converter Interface Examples On D/A Converter

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    The document describes an experiment using a D/A converter. It provides specifications for the DAC0800 8-bit D/A converter, including setting times of 100ns and ability to operate over a 40:1 reference current range. It then describes how the DAC0800 is connected via an 8255 interface to an 8086 CPU and uses an op-amp circuit to convert the current output to a voltage, which is passed to an LM3915 level meter with 10 LEDs having different voltage thresholds. Sample code is given to output values from 0 to 50H to test the D/A conversion.

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    The document describes an experiment using a D/A converter. It provides specifications for the DAC0800 8-bit D/A converter, including setting times of 100ns and ability to operate over a 40:1 reference current range. It then describes how the DAC0800 is connected via an 8255 interface to an 8086 CPU and uses an op-amp circuit to convert the current output to a voltage, which is passed to an LM3915 level meter with 10 LEDs having different voltage thresholds. Sample code is given to output values from 0 to 50H to test the D/A conversion.

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    The document describes an experiment using a D/A converter. It provides specifications for the DAC0800 8-bit D/A converter, including setting times of 100ns and ability to operate over a 40:1 reference current range. It then describes how the DAC0800 is connected via an 8255 interface to an 8086 CPU and uses an op-amp circuit to convert the current output to a voltage, which is passed to an LM3915 level meter with 10 LEDs having different voltage thresholds. Sample code is given to output values from 0 to 50H to test the D/A conversion.

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    Experiment No.4: Content: D/A Converter Specification D/A Converter Interface Examples On D/A Converter

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    Experiment No.

    "D/A Converter"

    Content:

     D/A converter specification


     D/A converter interface
     Examples on D/A converter
    D/A converter specification

    The DAC0800 is a monolithic 8-bit high-speed current output digital to


    analog converter (DAC) featuring typical setting times of 100ns. When used as a
    multiplying DAC monotonic performance over a 40 to 1 reference current range is
    possible. The DAC0800 also features high compliance complementary current
    outputs to allow differential output voltage of 20 Vpp with simple resistor loads as
    shown in the figure below

    Figure 1. DAC0800 block diagram

    Figure 2. DAC0800 block diagram (top view)


    D/A converter interface

    The DAC0800 in connected to the 8086 through the 8255 interface, the data
    (8bit) is sent from the 8086 to the 8255 which in turn sends this data through port C
    to the DAC connected to it, the DAC convert each digital value to a analog value,
    the analog output from the DAC in a current quantity, This current is converted to
    voltage using OPAMP based current-to-voltage converter, The voltage output of
    OPAMP is connected to SG, the SG output is and input to the LM3915 level meter
    circuit which passes this value to the connected 10 LEDs, each LED is activated
    with a specific threshold voltage, the range of the threshold voltage and the it’s
    corresponding LED, as shown in following table

    Threshold voltage
    The LED The HEX values
    min typical max
    1 0.442 0.447 0.531 00-05
    2 0.596 0.631 0.750 05-10
    3 0.841 0.891 1.059 10-15
    4 1.189 1.259 1.413 15-20
    5 1.679 1.778 1.995 20-25
    6 2.372 2.512 2.819 25-30
    7 3.350 3.548 3.825 30-35
    8 4.732 5.012 5.309 35-40
    9 6.683 7.079 7.498 40-45
    10 9.985 10 10.015 45-50
    Table 1. Threshold voltage range of LM3915
    Figure 3. D/A interface
    *****************************************‫؛‬
    ‫؛‬MDA-Win8086 EXPERIMENT PROGRAM*
    ‫؛‬FILENAME : DAC.ASM
    ‫؛‬PROCESSOR : I8086
    ‫؛‬DAC TEST
    *****************************************‫؛‬
    CODE SEGMENT
    ASSUME CS:CODE,DS:CODE,ES:CODE,SS:CODE
    ‫؛‬
    PPIC_C EQU 1FH
    PPIC EQU 1DH
    PPIB EQU 1BH
    PPIA EQU 19H
    ‫؛‬
    ORG 1000H
    MOV AL,10000000B
    OUT PPIC_C,AL
    ;
    L2: MOV AL,00000000B
    L1: OUT PPIC,AL
    CALL TIMER
    INC AL
    CMP AL,50H
    JNE L1
    JMP L2
    ‫؛‬
    INT 3
    ‫؛‬
    TIMER: MOV CX,1
    TIMER2: PUSH CX
    MOV CX,0
    TIMER1: NOP
    LOOP TIMER1
    POP CX
    LOOP TIMER2
    RET
    ‫؛‬
    CODE ENDS
    END

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