Overview
Features and Benefits
- Hardware peripheral interfacing to:
- Linux
- no-OS (bare metal)
- Zephyr
- Raspberry Pi and Feather platform connections
- Onboard AD5592r (SPI) and AD5593r, (I2C) 8-Channel, 12-Bit, Configurable ADC/DACs
- Simple BJT curve tracer application circuits
- ADT75 temperature sensor
- ADALM2000 interface for monitoring and debug
- SPI and I2C Pmods for expansion
- Heartbeat LED and shutdown / reset switch
Product Details
The Analog Devices Active Learning Module - Low-Speed Mixed Signal Playground (ADALM-LSMSPG) facilitates hands-on exploration of software-hardware interfacing concepts. It consists of two 8-channel multifunction ADC/DAC/digital GPIOs - AD5592r and AD5593r - which have SPI and I2C interfaces, respectively. The AD5592r includes a simple NPN transistor curve tracer circuit as a representative instrumentation application. The AD5593r includes a PNP curve tracer, and both devices include bi-color "Hello, World!" LEDs. An LM75 temperature sensor is also included as a "bare minimum" peripheral example. The ADALM-LSMSPG is compatible with Raspberry Pi and Feather form factor hosts, and an ADALM2000 interface allows monitoring of the SPI and I2C busses for driver development and debug.
Example scripts and source code are provided for Linux, no-OS (bare-metal), and Zephyr applications.
APPLICATIONS
- Hands-on learning about Linux device drivers and application software
- Hands-on learning about no-OS / bare metal device drivers
- Hands-on learning about Zephyr drivers and applications
- Hands-on learning about SPI and I2C interface debugging
Documentation & Resources
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ADALM-LSMSPG - Design Files5/12/2026ZIP4 MB
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ADALM-LSMSPG User Guide (Github)5/12/2026