Two bit DAC code?

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Darsana P M 2017-7-30

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评论： Walter Roberson 2017-7-30

Can you give me the matlab code for a two bit DAC?? For eg, if the digital input is 1101110010.

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Sorry, no. As best I can tell at the moment, none of the devices supported by MATLAB are 2-bit DAC, so there is no MATLAB code.

It is possible that you might be able to find a 2-bit DAC attached to I2C or SPI on Arduino, I suppose. Or Raspberry Pi. We would need more information about your set-up for that possibility.

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Darsana P M 2017-7-30

Thanks you sir. Can I assign values 00=0v ,01=1v ,10=2v, and 11=3v by taking bi2de (binary to decimal) conversion. Can it make a continuous wave? actually I want to convert digital input to analog form for applying it as an input to analog beamforming

Walter Roberson 2017-7-30

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

desired_output_voltage = DigitalSignal(1:2:end)*2 + DigitalSignal(2:2:end);

However, at that point you are stuck. Nothing you can do inside a pure program can convert the numbers in desired_output_voltage into actual voltages. To convert to actual voltages you need to talk to hardware, such as a Digital To Analog convertor device, or an Audio Output device.

What kind of hardware are you using for analog beamforming? By definition, analog beamforming must be done in hardware (analog).

What I suspect that you want to do is generate a digital signal that models a waveform, perhaps as rectangular pulses or perhaps as sine waves, and that you then want to use digital techniques to modify that digital signal. No hardware would be required for that.

For more background see https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/321197-how-do-i-write-matlab-code-for-a-1-bit-dac

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