How Do I Set Up and Use the PGA970EVM?

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To set up and use the PGA970EVM, it's essential to refer to the datasheet, particularly section 4.1.1, which provides crucial information. Users are encouraged to download the full datasheet for comprehensive guidance. Understanding the documentation is vital, as it contains links to additional resources that can clarify the setup process. If specific questions arise from reviewing the materials, they should be posted for further assistance. Properly utilizing the PGA970EVM requires familiarity with the relevant software and coding languages as outlined in the documentation.
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Hello, Help me with PGA970EVM. I don't know how to make this work. This is a basically LVDT sensor signal conditioner. Can anyone explain step by step procedure to make this work properly. like which software or coding language I have to use (supported).

I will attach the datasheet of PGA970.
 

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See: "Related Documentation" section 4.1.1 of the data sheet.
Have you downloaded the documentation ?

Have you requested the device full data sheet?
 
Sir, i have gone through datasheet (not full). I didn't understand. And No I don't have device full datasheet.
 
core7916 said:
Sir, i have gone through datasheet (not full). I didn't understand. And No I don't have device full datasheet.
Like @Baluncore said, click on these links in the datasheet you posted and spend some time reading them. If you have specific questions in that reading, go ahead and post those here. Thanks.

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