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Measure

50 mA

Source

Source

−5 V to 0 V

GND

0 V to 5 V

V

V

±5 V, 50

Ω, 12-Bit,

150 MSPS DAC

with 30 MHz BW

±25 V, 1 M

Ω || 30 pF,

12-Bit, 100 MSPS

ADC with

25 MHz BW

EngineerZone® Online Support Community

Engage with the Scopy and ADALM2000 developers in the virtual

classroom, as well as ADI’s technology experts in our online

support community.

Visit ez.analog.com/community/university-program

Connecting Theory with Practice

The ADALM2000 works as a portable lab that, when used with a host PC, can

augment classroom learning. Analog Devices’ Scopy software package

supports the ADALM2000 and provides an intuitive graphical user interface

(GUI) so students can learn faster, work smarter, and explore more. Built on

open-source technology, Scopy can be examined and extended by anyone.

Made for Teachers, Students, and Self-Learners

The ADALM2000 was designed for university students and self-learners

interested in more advanced circuit and electronics classes. Teachers can

leverage a catalog of lessons and labs for the ADALM2000 to create and

support their own coursework.

Features

X

USB 2.0 device and OTG (LAN and Wi-Fi supported)

X

Two general-purpose analog inputs:

•

Differential, ±25 V, 1 M

Ω || 30 pF, 12-bit, 100 MSPS ADC

with 25 MHz bandwidth

X

Two general-purpose analog outputs:

•

Single-ended, ±5 V, 50

Ω, 12-bit, 150 MSPS DAC with

30 MHz bandwidth

X

Two variable power supplies

•

0 V to 5 V, –5 V to 0 V, 50 mA

X

16 digital input or output pins

•

3.3 V, 1.8 V, 100 MSPS, 5 V tolerant

X

Two digital triggers

•

3.3 V or 1.8 V, 100 MSPS, 5 V tolerant

X

Scopy uses the above features to create:

•

Voltmeters

•

Digital oscilloscopes

•

Spectrum analyzers

•

Power supplies

•

Function generators

•

Arbitrary waveform generators

•

2-port network analyzers

•

Digital logic analyzers with bus analyzers

•

Digital pattern generators

•

Digital static inputs/outputs

Scopy GUI.

ADALM2000 module.

ADALP2000.