Add Decoder for the DAC8552 SPI protocol - #1106
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DAC8552 is a 16-bit dual-channel SPI-controlled DAC. It's message consists of 24 bit. The first byte is a control-header specifying what register to update and what register contents to push out to the DAC. The second and third byte are the 16-bit value to be loaded into either register. The implementation of the Decoder is basically identical to the `ADL5205Decoder`. I am thinking of merging the 2 into children of a general CPUSPIByteDecoder class as it seems to me that more decoders that just decode SPI-Traffic are to come. The only things, which are fundamentally different is the state machine, that loops over all `SPISymbol` and `GetText()`-Method.
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DAC8552 is a 16-bit dual-channel SPI-controlled DAC. It's message consists of 24 bit.
The first byte is a control-header specifying what register to update and what register contents to push out to the DAC. The second and third byte are the 16-bit value to be loaded into either register.
The implementation of the Decoder is basically identical to the
ADL5205Decoder. I am thinking of merging the 2 into children of a general CPUSPIByteDecoder class as it seems to me that more decoders that just decode SPI-Traffic are to come. The only things, which are fundamentally different is the state machine, that loops over allSPISymbolandGetText()-Method.This is most definetly to be merged after v0.2 this goes hand in hand with #1105 as this DAC requires
CPHA=1