ADF4350ADF4351 official host computer baseboard

Introduction to ADF4350:
        In order to facilitate debugging and testing, a chip such as a microcontroller is needed to control it. Fortunately, ADI officially provides an official host computer, which can easily set and debug registers. This is what this project is about - the ADF4350 official host computer supporting baseboard.
 
        The ADF4350 official host computer baseboard uses the cy7c68013 master control and can be controlled by the official host computer to control the ADF4350ADF4351 module. Simple understanding: It is equivalent to the existence of CH340.
 
 
 
Physical picture of the baseboard:
 
 
This baseboard can be used with any ADF4350/ADF4350 chip module:
 
 
The baseboard is controlled by the ADI official host computer:
 
 
 
 
Using a logic analyzer to observe, the SPI data output of the adapter board is normal:
 
 
Using the onboard TCXO output signal test, you can see that the host computer successfully issued instructions to 4350 through the baseboard to output a 1.14514GHz signal:
 
 
 
Using an external REF clock source (25MHz), you can set it arbitrarily within the range allowed by the chip. You only need to keep the frequency value set here consistent with that filled in by the host computer:
 
 
Using an external REF clock source, you can see that the host computer successfully issued instructions to 4350 through the baseboard to output a 1.14514GHz signal::