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docs(tt_um_ejfogleman_smsdac): update docs, ckt diagram #535

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Expand Up @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ DAC input data is provided through `ui_in[7:0]`, and the encoder uses the projec
out = 8*uo_out[7]+uo_out[6]) + 4*(uo_out[5]+uo_out[4]) + 2*uo_out[3]+uo_out[2]) + uo_out[1]+uo_out[0]

The resistor ladder shown below sums the outputs with this weighting. Any output network that can create this weighting will work.
![See source repo for resistor ladder diagram](./r-ladder.png)

The DAC is free-running off the project clock, and inputs appear at the output immediately after passing through a pair of clock sync registers. A simple dc test can be performed using the input DIP switches and the resistor ladder. It is possible to input dynamic waveforms from the microcontroller as well.

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