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OVERVIEW
24-Bit Stereo DAC Evaluation Board EVAL-AD1852EB
an SPI-compatible serial control port. The AD1852 is fully compatible with all known DVD formats including 96 kHz and 192 kHz sample rates and 24 bits. It also is backwards-compatible by supporting 50 s/15 s digital de-emphasis intended for "redbook" Compact Discs, as well as de-emphasis at 32 kHz and 48 kHz sample frequencies. The AD1852 has a very simple, but very flexible, serial data input port that allows for a glueless interconnection to a variety of ADCs, DSP chips, digital interface receivers (DIR) and asynchronous sample rate converters (ASRC). The AD1852 can be configured in left-justified (LJ), I2S, right-justified (RJ), or DSP serial port compatible modes. It can support 16, 20, and 24 bits in all modes. The AD1852 accepts serial audio data in MSB first, twos complement format. A power-down mode is offered to minimize power consumption when the device is inactive. The AD1852 operates from a single 5 V power supply. It is fabricated on a single monolithic integrated circuit and housed in a 28-lead SSOP package. Normal operation over the temperature range 0C to 70C is guaranteed. The AD1852 data sheet gives a more complete description of operation.
The EVAL-AD1852-EB evaluation board permits testing and demonstrating the high-performance AD1852 24-bit stereo DAC. An input signal is required in either optical or coaxial SPDIF format or, alternatively, directly via a 10-pin header in I2S, left justified, right justified, or DSP modes. A second 10-pin header and DB-9 connector allows control of the internal registers from an external SPI controller. Power requirements are a clean 9 V to 12 V dc source for the digital section and a clean 12 V dc for the analog section. The positive supplies can be paralleled if desired. On-board regulators derive separate "clean" 5 V dc supplies for the digital and analog sections. Audio output is provided from two RCA phono jacks.
AD1852 OVERVIEW
The AD1852 is a complete 16-/20-/24-bit single-chip digital audio, stereo digital-to-analog converter (DAC). It is comprised of a multibit sigma-delta modulator with dither, continuous time analog filters, and differential analog outputs. Other features include an on-chip stereo attenuator, de-emphasis filter, selectable interpolator and mute control, programmed through
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
S5 JP1 INTERFACE INTERPOLATION MODE MODE J2 EXT DATA U11 S1 SIGNAL SOURCE SELECT U2 SPDIF INPUT OPTICAL INPUT U1 TOS LINK DS3 DEEMPH DS4 VERF U5 DIR U4 U10 I/F MUX U3 DAC AD1852 U9A J7 RIGHT
J1 RCA JACK
U9B
J6 LEFT
S3 SPDIF/EXT(J2) S4 DEEMPHASIS S2 MUTE S6 RESET
DS1 ZERO LEFT DS2 ZERO RIGHT
U8 RESET GENERATOR
RESET
J3/J5 SPI CONTROL PORTS
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Information furnished by Analog Devices is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Analog Devices for its use, nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or One Technology Way, P.O. Box 9106, Norwood, MA 02062-9106, U.S.A. Tel: 781/329-4700 World Wide Web Site: http://www.analog.com Fax: 781/326-8703 (c) Analog Devices, Inc., 2001
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The AD1852 evaluation board presents a reference design that can be used as a suggested layout and circuit implementation, which will deliver optimal performance from the audio DAC. As far as is possible on an evaluation board, current assembly methods and components are used. Most components are surface mount devices and a four-layer printed circuit board is used with full internal power and ground planes for best noise performance. For guidance, a schematic, bill of materials, PLD source code, and PCB plots are included in this document.
POWER SUPPLIES
An additional connector, PC PORT (J5), has been provided to permit connection to the parallel port of a computer. A termination network (RC2) consisting of a series-connected 100 resistor and a 47 pF capacitor, is shunted across each signal line to reduce line reflections. Additionally, a Schmitt trigger (U5) reduces the effects of noise and line reflections. A 10 k pull-up network (RT2) ensures the inputs are not floating in the absence of an external data source. PC LabView software (LVAD1852EB.zip) can be downloaded from the Analog Devices, Inc., Digital Audio website, (http:// www.analog.com/techsupt/eb/lin_eb/ad1852/ad1852.html) to program the internal control registers and set the left and right volume levels. An interface cable connects between the PC parallel printer port (LPTn) 25-pin Dsub connector and the 9-pin Dsub (J5) connector on the evaluation board. A suitable cable is Belkin Modem cable, part number 589604, F2L088-06 The pin-out for this cable in shown, in the table below, for users who wish to make their own cable.
Table I.
The PC board is divided into analog and digital sections, each with separate power supplies, to facilitate testing. The digital power supply input is via binding post terminals J8 and J9. The recommended digital supply is 12 V dc at 110 mA 25 mA. An on-board voltage regulator (U6) provides 5 V dc, 5% to the digital circuitry. The analog power supply inputs are binding posts, J10, J11, and J12. Recommended analog supply is 12 V dc at 50 mA 10 mA and -12 V dc at -20 5 mA. An onboard, low noise voltage regulator, (U7) provides 5 V dc, 5% to the analog power pins of the AD1852 DAC.
DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL INPUTS
Function Data 6 Data 1 Data 0 GND Data 5 Data 4 Data 2 Data 3 GND Chassis Shield GND
PC (DB-25 Male) 8 3 2 20 7 6 4 5 22 Case
EVAL Board (DB-9 Female) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Case
RCA phone jack, (J1) and optical TOSLink input (U1) may be used for standard SPDIF or AES/EBU input signals. J1 is terminated with a 75 resistor. Switch S1 selects between J1 and U1 inputs and feeds the selected signal to the digital interface receiver (U2). Switch SPDIF/EXT (S3) controls CPLD (U4) and U11, which is used to switch signals between the SPDIF input (J1) and the direct input, via the 10-pin header J2, EXT DATA INTERFACE. The EXT DATA INTERFACE input permits buffered (U4, M4-64/32 and U11, HC00) access to the BCLK, L/RCLK, SDATA and MCLK inputs to the AD1852 DAC. This permits testing with left-justified, I2S or right-justified, serial input modes. Note that with right-justified input data, the AD1852 control register must be programmed for the correct number of data bits, i.e., 16, 20 or 24 bits. When using the direct input header, it is necessary to provide all four signals, MCLK, BCLK, L/RCLK and SDATA. A termination network (RC1), consisting of a series connected 100 resistor and a 47 pF capacitor, is shunted across each signal line to reduce line reflections. A 10 k pullup network (RT1) ensures the inputs are not floating in the absence of an external data source.
EXTERNAL SPI CONTROL PORT
NOTE: When setting the internal control registers via the SPI port, it is essential to pull the corresponding external pins low as they are wire-OR'd with the SPI control registers. This applies to the interpolation mode pins, via JP1 (192/48 P7, 96/48 P10), the power down/reset pin, (RESET), the mute pin, (MUTE), the interface mode pins (IDPM1, IDPM0) and the de-emphasis control pin, (DEEMPH). Also note that when the right-justified interface mode is selected, either via the external pins or via the SPI port, the default data word width is 24 bits. It is necessary to select 16 or 20 bits via the SPI control register if these word lengths are required.
AUDIO SIGNAL OUTPUTS
An external control port, SPI CONTROL PORT (J3), is provided, via a 10-pin header, so that the internal volume controls and control registers can be programmed from an external host or microcontroller. This port accepts serial data to independently set the left/right volume or the operating mode of the AD1852 by programming the contents of three internal 16-bit registers. When setting the volume, a 16-bit control word has 14 bits allocated to the left or right volume control, giving a total range of 84 dB. Details of the signal format and timing are discussed in the AD1852 data sheet.
RCA jacks J6 and J7 provide LEFT and RIGHT audio output signals. The output is filtered with a low-pass anti-image filter using an OP275 audio op amp (U9) which also converts the differential outputs of the AD1852 to single ended signals. The filter -3 dB cut-off frequency is 100 kHz and has an approximate Third Order Bessel (linear phase) response. The output source impedance is approximately 600 . The full-scale output signal is 2 V rms (5.6 V p-p).
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SWITCH AND JUMPER FUNCTIONS
* S1 is used to select between the RCA SPDIF INPUT (J1) and the TOSLINK optical input, (U1). The SPDIF signal is a self-clocking, Manchester-encoded signal that is decoded by the digital interface receiver (DIR, U2) to extract the left and right digital audio data and associated status signals. * S2 is used to activate the AD1852 MUTE hardware function. * S3 switches the CPLD (U4) digital input signals between the digital interface receiver (DIR, U2) and the EXT DATA INTERFACE (J2). The CPLD (U4) digital outputs go directly to the AD1852 DAC. In addition to the digital audio data signals, S3 also switches the master clock between the DIR (U2) and the Ext Data I/F input (J2) via the NAND gate (U11). * S4 is used to enable the internal AD1852 DEEMPHASIS digital filter. This is confirmed by lighting the DEEMPH LED, (DS3). * S5 selects the serial interface modes for the SPDIF receiver (U2) and the AD1852 DAC (U3):
Table II. Serial Interface Mode Selection S5 Position 0 1 2
Indicator Display LEDs Five red LED indicators are provided for status indication. * Display LEDs DS1, ZL and DS2, ZR show that the AD1852 is detecting a zero signal in either the left or right channel respectively. * Display LED DS3, DEEMPH, indicates that either switch S4 has selected de-emphasis or that the incoming SPDIF signal has the EMPHASIS status bit set. In either case, illumination of DS3 indicates that the DEEMPHASIS filter function of the AD1852 is active. * Display LED DS4, VERF, indicates that the digital interface receiver has detected an error condition in the received SPDIF signal or the SPDIF Invalid status bit has been set. * Display LED DS5, POWER, shows the presence of 5 V dc on the analog 5 V power supply.
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FUNCTIONS
There are 11 active devices on the AD1852 evaluation board. Following is a brief description of the function of each part. * U1 (TORX173) is the Toshiba Digital Audio Optical (TOSLink) Receiver. This part accepts a visible red SPDIFmodulated signal and converts it to a standard TTL digital signal suitable for input to the digital audio receiver (U2). * U2 (CS8414-CS) digital audio interface receiver, (DIR) receives and decodes the serial SPDIF, digital audio encoded signal. This signal is Manchester modulated and is self-clocked at a multiple of the encoded SPDIF sample rate. Four digital audio signals are decoded by the CS8414. The serial data SDATA, the master clock at 256 FS, MCLK, the left/right frame clock L/RCLK and the serial bit clock at 64 FS, BCLK. * U3 (AD1852JRS) is the high performance stereo DAC. Depending upon selected modes of operation, (JP1) sample rates up to 192 kHz and 24 bits may be tested by changing the internal interpolation ratio. The interface mode can be selected for Left Justified (LJ), I2S or Right Justified (RJ) by means of the Interface Mode switch (S5). Internal registers of the AD1852 can be programmed via the PC Port (J5) or via the SPI Control Port, header (J3). Mute is controlled directly by the control switch S2. The De-emphasis filter can be turned on with the switch DEEMPH (S4) or pre-emphasis may be detected and enabled by the SPDIF receiver. * U4 (M4-64/32) is a Vantis CPLD and has been programmed to provides input signal MUX selection, LED buffering and switch decoding for the different interface modes. The output interface mode of the DIR (U2) must be compatible with the input to the AD1852 (U3) and this is selected at the same time as the mode for the AD1852 is selected, with switch Interface Mode (S5). S5 is decoded to drive the DIR mode pins (M0-3) and AD1852 mode pins (IDPM0) and (IDMP1). The source code in included in Appendix A. Note: Because of excessive jitter degradation in CPLDs, a separate IC (U11) is used to select the MCLK input to the AD1852. * U5 (74HC14) provides Schmitt trigger buffering for the SPI Control Port (J3) and PC Port (J5) signals. This helps to reduce problems due to noise and ringing on the signal lines. * U6 (LM317) provides 5 V dc low voltage regulation for the digital section of the evaluation board.
AD1852 Serial Interface Mode Left Justified, 16 to 24 Bits I2S, 16 to 24 Bits Right Justified, (U2 (DIR) is set for 24 Bits. Program the AD1852 via the SPI port for 24 Bits if using U2). DSP Word Sync, 16- to 24-Bits Serial Mode is set through SPI Port using LabView Software. Spare - Not Used Spare - Not Used Spare - Not Used
IDPM1 IDPM0 1 0 0 0 1 0
3 4 5 6 7
1 0
1 0
* S6 provides a RESET function via reset generator U8 (ADM811TART) and a "clean" 200 ms delay after release. U8 also provides a 200 ms delayed reset release at power-up. This ensures that the digital interface receiver (DIR, U2) and the AD1852 are correctly initialized after power-up and their internal registers are set to the correct default values. * JP1 Header is used to select the internal interpolation ratio for the AD1852. Jumpers are selected according to the following table. The default is 8x interpolation, i.e., both jumpers are installed. NOTE: When the internal registers are used, the effective logic state is the logical OR of the external pin and the program register, hence both jumpers should be in place so that the programmable registers can correctly set the state of the control bits.
Table III.
Interpolation Ratio (SR) 8x (32 kHz to 50 kHz) 4x (64 kHz to 100 kHz) 2x (128 kHz to 200 kHz) Not Allowed
Note: 0 = Closed.
96/48 (JP1-1) 0 0 1 1
192/48 (JP1-2) 0 1 0 1
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* U8 (ADM811TART) is a RESET generator that provides a debounced 200 ms reset signal from the push button (S3) or on power up. The reset is active if the 5 V supply drops below 3 V. * U7 (AD3303-5.0) is a low noise 5 V dc regulator for the analog section of the AD1852. * U9 (OP275) is a low noise and distortion, audio op amp. U9 provides differential-to-single-ended conversion and a lowpass anti-image filter. A third order low-pass Bessel filter response is implemented with a -3 dB corner frequency of 100 kHz and a 60 dB/decade roll-off. This type of filter is characterized by a linear phase response and fast transient response without overshoot. * U10 (74HC00) is used to provide a reset code to the digital interface receiver (U2), pins M0-3, at power up and also sends the correct interface code to ensure the digital output format matches the input of the DAC. * U11 (74HC00) is used to select the correct master clock source for the DAC when it is switched between the SPDIF receiver (U2) and the Ext Data Interface (J2). A discrete logic gate is used for this function, because of the excessive jitter that modulates high-frequency clock signals when they are handled by PLDs.
PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Typical performance, for a sample rate of 48 kHz, is tabulated below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. SNR, A-Weighted DNR, A-Weighted THD+N Frequency Response Noise Floor Full-Scale Audio Output -114 dBFS 1 dB -114 dBFS 1 dB -102 dBFS 2 dB 0.2 dB, 10 Hz to 20 kHz -145 dBFS 2 V rms
ATTACHMENTS
The following is included for your convenience. * Appendix A: ABEL Source Code for Vantis MACH4-64/32 CPLD. * Appendix B: Set of Schematics, Figures 1 and 2. * Appendix C: PCB plots showing the silkscreen layer, top signal layer, ground planes, power planes, and the bottom signal layer, Figures 3-7.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Ordering information: order number is EVAL-AD1852EB. For application questions, please contact our Central Applications Department at 1-781-937-1428 for assistance.
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APPENDIX A
MODULE TITLE
IF_Logic `AD1852 EVB Logic'
//=================================================================================== // FILE: 1852ext.abl // REVISION DATE: 11-01-99 (comment revisions on 2-9-00) // REVISION BY: Brian Wachob // REVISION: 3.0 (plus comments) // // // PREVIOUS FILE: 1852r9.abl, AD1852v8.abl // PREVIOUS DATE: 10-01-99 // PREVIOUS REVISION: 2.0 // // ORIGINAL AUTHOR: Larry Hurst // // BOARD REV.: This code is written for the "AD185_ REV 1" eval. boards // (with, of course, an AD1852 DAC installed on the eval. board) // // DESCRIPTION: // // This chip selects between the External Data Interface header (J2) and the // onboard CS8414 DIR (U2) for the AD1852 DAC input signals, depending upon // the SPDIF/EXT switch position (S3). When the DIR is the selected signal // source the digital audio signals, SDATA, BCLK and LRCLK also appear at the // external Data Interface header (J2) as outputs. // // It also decodes the Interface Mode Switch(S5) and sets the interface mode // pins for both the CS8414 DIR and the AD1852 DAC and corrects the CS8414 // output signals for LJ, RJ, and DSP modes, to match the signal requirements // for the AD1852. // // It also decodes signals from LabView SPI port control software so that it // can correctly set the interface mode pins for the CS8414 and correctly // format the CS8414 output signal for LJ, RJ, and DSP modes. (This // functionality is required when the SPI port is used to set the data format // used by the DAC instead of setting it directly via the IDPM pins with the // Interface Mode Switch, S5.) // // It also decodes the Deemphasis control signal from the CS8414 (U2) and // DEEMPH switch(S4), enables and buffers the output master clock and the // VERF signal from the CS8414. // // Finally, the CPLD buffers and drives the status LEDs. // //============================================================================= LIBRARY `MACH'; MACH_SLEW(FAST,2,MCLK:MCLKO); DECLARATIONS // IF_Logic DEVICE `M4-64/32-15VC'; "INPUTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- // TDI, TCK, TMS pin 4, 7, 26; SLCT_C, SLCT_B, SLCT_A pin 15, 19, 14; ISDATA, IMCLK, ILRCLK, IBCLK pin 1, 5, 9, 10; VERF, NPREEMPH, NDEEMPH pin 44, 8, 13; SPDIF_EXT pin 12; ZR, ZL pin 24, 34; EMCLK pin 27; REV. 0 -5-
//JTAG I/P's //Interface Mode Select //DIR I/P's //DAC Control //DAC Signal Source Select //DAC ZERO Signals //External MCLK Input
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MODCLK /Clocks in serial mode codes MODSTM /Serial mode code stream from CPU pin 40; pin 37; / /
"OUTPUTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- // TDO pin 29; //JTAG O/P M0, M1, M2 pin 3, 2, 18 istype `com'; //DIR Mode Select IDPM0, IDPM1 pin 35, 36 istype `com'; //DAC Mode Select MCLK, BCLK, LRCLK pin 30, 32, 33 istype `com'; //DAC Digital Data SDATA pin 31 istype `com'; MCLKO pin 23 istype `com'; //Ext MCLK Drive DEEMPH pin 25 istype `com'; //DAC Deemphasis Control NLVERF, NLZL, NLZR, NLDEEMPH pin 11, 21, 22, 20 istype `com'; //LED Status Drive ESDATA, ELRCLK, EBCLK pin 43, 42, 41 istype `com'; //External Data I/Os
// Registers for delaying the data in RJ and DSP modes // such that it is output in the correct format // to match the signal requirements for the AD1852. "NODES QA, QB, QC, QD, QE, QF node istype `reg, buffer'; QG, QH, QI, QJ, QK, QL node istype `reg, buffer'; Q20, Q24 node istype `reg, buffer'; QDSP node istype `reg, buffer'; // Shift register for reading/holding mode codes // streaming in from CPU's LabView control program. QM0, QM1, QM2, QM3 node istype `reg, buffer'; "MACROS // S5 position 4, External Mode Control XMODC = (!SLCT_C & SLCT_B & SLCT_A); //EQUATIONS // S5 position 0, LabView selection 1, LJ, Invert DIR BCLK LJ = ( SLCT_C & SLCT_B & SLCT_A) # ( XMODC & ( (!QM3 & QM2 & !QM1 & QM0) # ( QM3 & !QM2 & QM1 & !QM0) ) ); // S5 position 1, LabView selection 2, I2S I2S = ( SLCT_C & SLCT_B & !SLCT_A) # ( XMODC & ( (!QM3 & QM2 & QM1 & QM0) # ( QM3 & QM2 & QM1 & !QM0) # ( QM3 & QM2 & !QM1 & QM0) # ( QM3 & !QM2 & QM1 & QM0) ) ); // S5 position 2, LabView selection 4, RJ_24, 24-Bit RJ_24 = ( SLCT_C & !SLCT_B & SLCT_A) # ( XMODC & ( (!QM3 & !QM2 & !QM1 & QM0) # (!QM3 & !QM2 & QM1 & !QM0) # (!QM3 & QM2 & !QM1 & !QM0) # ( QM3 & !QM2 & !QM1 & !QM0) ) ); // S5 position 3, LabView selection 3, DSP WSync, Delay SDATA DSP = ( SLCT_C & !SLCT_B & !SLCT_A) # ( XMODC & (!QM3 & !QM2 & !QM1 & !QM0) ); // LabView selection 5, RJ_20 = ( XMODC & ( # (!QM3 # ( QM3 # ( QM3 RJ_20, 20-Bit (!QM3 & !QM2 & QM1 & QM0) & QM2 & QM1 & !QM0) & QM2 & !QM1 & !QM0) & !QM2 & !QM1 & QM0) ) ); -6- REV. 0
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// LabView selection 6, RJ_16, 16-Bit RJ_16 = ( XMODC & ( QM3 & QM2 & QM1 & QM0) );
"============================================================================= EQUATIONS // Registers holding streaming mode codes from CPU's LabView control program. [QM3, QM2, QM1, QM0] := [QM2, QM1, QM0, MODSTM]; [QM3, QM2, QM1, QM0].clk = MODCLK; // AD1852 DAC Interface Mode Select IDPM0 = !XMODC & (I2S # DSP); IDPM1 = !XMODC & (LJ # DSP); // CS8414 DIR Interface Mode Select M0 = !RJ_16; M1 = !I2S; M2 = !(DSP # RJ_16); // External I/O ESDATA.oe = ELRCLK.oe = EBCLK.oe = ESDATA ELRCLK EBCLK Data Port Output Enabled by SPDIF_EXT SPDIF_EXT; SPDIF_EXT; SPDIF_EXT;
= SPDIF_EXT & SDATA; = SPDIF_EXT & LRCLK; = SPDIF_EXT & BCLK;
// Shift register for DSP, RJ_20, and RJ_24 modes [QL, QK, QJ, QI, QH, QG, QF, QE, QD, QC, QB, QA] := [QK, QJ, QI, QH, QG, QF, QE, QD, QC, QB, QA, ISDATA]; [Q24, Q20] := [QH, QL]; QDSP := QA; [QL, QK, QJ, QI, QH, QG, QF, QE, QD, QC, QB, QA].clk = !IBCLK; [Q24, Q20].clk = IBCLK; QDSP.clk = IBCLK; // AD1852 DAC DAU Signals SDATA = SPDIF_EXT &(ISDATA &(LJ # I2S # RJ_16) # DSP & QDSP # RJ_20 & Q20 # RJ_24 & Q24) # !SPDIF_EXT & ESDATA; LRCLK = SPDIF_EXT & ILRCLK # !SPDIF_EXT & ELRCLK; BCLK = SPDIF_EXT & ((LJ # RJ_20 # RJ_24) & !IBCLK # (I2S # DSP # RJ_16) & IBCLK) # !SPDIF_EXT & EBCLK; MCLK = SPDIF_EXT & IMCLK # !SPDIF_EXT & EMCLK; // DAC Deemphasis Control Signal DEEMPH = !NPREEMPH # !NDEEMPH; // Slave MCLK for SPI output port MCLKO = !MCLK; // LED Status Driver Outputs - LED lights when output low NLVERF = !VERF; NLZL = !ZL; NLZR = !ZR; NLDEEMPH = !DEEMPH; "============================================================================== END IF_Logic REV. 0
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DVDD DVDD DVDD DVDD JP1 SELECT R37 10k R4 10k 32-48 96 192 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 256,384,512,768,1024 8x 128Fs 128,192,256,384,512 4x 64Fs 64,96,128,192,256 2x 32Fs PROHIBITED MODE MODE SAMPLE INTERP INTERNAL MCLK RATE 96/48 192/48 RATIO CLKRATE xFs R5 10k JP1 - AD1852 MCLK/SR SELECT
RC1 RCNTWK C43 100nF J4 ISP PORT TCK 1 TMS TDI TDO 11 9 U11C 10 HC00 8 MCLK S5 AD1852 POSN I/F MODE INTERFACE IDPM1 MODE IDPM0
J2 DVDD 1
GND GND
GND GND
1 10 R1 9 8 R2 7 R3 R4 1 ESDATA 10 ELRCLK 9 R2 R4 EBCLK 8 R6 7 R8 2 R1 3 R3 4 R5 5 R7 1 U11A 2 HC00 4 U11B 5 HC00 6 12 U11D 3 13 HC00 6
C1 C2 C3 C4
2 3 4 5
EXT DATA INTERFACE
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EMCLK DVDD C11 100nF R35 10k C7 100nF FB5 600Z 28 DVDD 18 AVDD 17 OUTL OUTL 16 C6 100nF DVDD AVDD
DVDD DVDD C10 100nF TO PIN 8 C20 100nF 22 VA 7 VD DVDD FB4 600Z C21 FB2 100nF 600Z
0 1 2 3 4 LJ, 16-/20-/24-BIT I2S, 16-/20-/24-BIT RJ 24-BIT (DEFAULT) DSP MODE SPI CONTROL 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0
R7 10k
TO PIN 21
SPIDIF/EXT
S3 SPDIF/EXT 26 SDATA 11 FSYNC 12 SCK 19 MCK 10 7 6 96/48 192/48 NC ISDATA ILRCLK IBCLK IMCLK
SPDIF RCVR
AD1852 STEREO DAC
LOUT LOUT
J1 M0 M1 M2 M3 SDATA L/RCLK BCLK MCLK 27 25 26 2 SDATA L/RCLK BCLK MCLK IDPM0 21 IDPM1 20 DEEMPH 9 MUTE 23
SPDIF I/P C1 10nF 9 10
1
SIGNAL SOURCE
0
R1 75.0
S1
U3 IDPM0 AD1852JRS
IDPM1 DEEMPH MUTE OUTR OUTR 12 13 ROUT ROUT
GND
GND GND
GND
DVDD
APPENDIX B - Schematics
DGND
AGND
SHLD
SHLD
DGND
DGND
1
S4 DEEMPH R11 10k M2 RST 12 U10D DVDD 13 HC00 11 M3 DVDD CS8414 OUTPUT I/F MODE FORMAT R36 10k D3 SLCT_A SLCT_B SLCT_C S5 MODE
U10C 10 HC00
1
4
R9 S5 10k INTERFACE MODE 1 2 2 4 C
R6 10k
D0 D2 D1
MCLKO
6
GND GND
6 DVDD
5 9 4 8 3 7 2 6 1
S2 MUTE
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
LEFT - JUST INV SCK, 16-/24-BIT 12S, 16-/24-BIT, 1 LSB DELAY RIGHT JUST, 24-BIT DSP WSYNC, 16-/24-BIT SPI CONTROLLED
D4 J5 PCPORT
GND GND
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Figure 1. SPDIF Receiver, Interface CPLD and AD1852 DAC Circuits
C2 10nF 23 M0 24 M1 18 M2 U2 17 M3 CS8414-CS 1 C RXP 14 U 15 CBL RXN 28 VERF 25 ERF TDI 4 TCK 7 TMS26 TDO29 IMCLK 5 EMCLK 27 D3 40 EBCLK 41 ELRCLK 42 ESDATA 43 VERF 44 ISDATA 1 M1 2 M0 3 PREEMPH 8 ILRCLK 9 IBCLK 10 LVERF 11 SPDIF/EXT 12 I/O31 I/O30 I/O29 I/O28 I/O27 I/O26 I/O25 I/O24 I/O23 I/O22 I/O21 I/O20 I/O19 I/O18 I/O17 I/O16 I/O15 I/O14 I/O13 CLATCH CCLK CDATA ZEROR ZEROL RST 24 DGND U5A HC14 1 2 DVDD 1 M0 4 M1 9 8 M2 U10B 5 HC00 6 M1 C42 100nF U10A 2 HC00 C41 100nF J3 SPI CONTROL PORT DVDD 3 M0 DVDD U5B HC14 4 3 U5C HC14 6 5 U5E HC14 10 CCLK 11 U5D HC14 8 CDATA 9 DVDD 2 3 4 5 C1 C2 C3 C4 RT2 10k NTWK LVERF R15 392 LDEEMPH R14 392 LZR R12 392 LZL R13 392 DS4 DS3 DS2 DS1 U5F HC14 12 CLAT 13 RESET FILTR FILTB AGND 11 1 FB3 600Z AGND 20 DVDD D4 37 36 IDPM1 35 IDPM0 34 ZL 33 L/RCLK 32 BCLK 31 SDATA 30 25 DEEMPH 24 ZR 23 MCLKO 22 LZR 21 LZL 20 LDEEMPH 19 SLCT_B 18 M2 15 SLCT_C 14 SLCT_A 13 DEEMPH 16 38 VCC TDI VCC TCK TMS TDO CLK0/10 CLK1/11 I/O0 U4 I/O1 I/O2 M4-64/32 I/O3 I/O4 INTERFACE I/O5 CPLD I/O6 I/O7 I/O8 I/O9 I/O10 I/O11 I/O12 6 17 28 39 CLAT CCLK CDATA ZR ZL 3 4 5 8 22 14 19 C9 100nF 6 C0/E0 5 Ca/E1 4 Cb/E2 3 Cc/F0 FILT 2 Cd/F1 27 Ce/F2 16 SEL 13 CS12/FCK AGND DGND 21 8 15 RC2 RCNTWK 1 10 CDATA CCLK 9 R1 CLAT 8 R2 7 R3 R4 10 R2 9 R4 8 R6 7 R8 2 R1 3 R3 4 R5 5 R7
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DVDD
C4 100nF
FB1 600Z
3
R2 3.40k
C22 15 F 10V TANT C5 100nF
TOSLINK I/P
OUT
1
R3 475
C19 68nF
U1 TORX173 6
5
4
2
C23 15 F 10V TANT
DVDD C8 100nF VERF DEEMPHASIS ZERO RIGHT ZERO LEFT
DVDD
DEEMPH
MUTE
R8 10k
DVDD R10 10k
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J8
9-12 VOLTS
CR3 DL4001
FB7 600Z
U6 LM317MDT
3
VIN
VOUT 4
5V REG DVDD
R22 R21
3.01k
R17
C25 270pF NP0 U9B OP275GP R29
2.80k
GND 1
CR1 1SMB15AT3 C12 100nF R34 715 J9
LOUT
R33 243 C13 100nF
C36 47 F 16V A1
C30 1.0nF NP0 C29 2.7nF PPS
1.50k
6 5
7
549
C33 2.2nF PPS AVCC C17 100nF R31
J6
1 LEFT OUT
0
LOUT
53.6k
DGND
C35 47 F 16V A1
C24 15 F 10V TANT
R23 R38 806 R24 OPTION
R18
499
AGND
DGND
1.0k
C26 820pF NP0
C18 100nF
CR4 J10 DL4001
AVCC
AVCC
C39 47 F 16V A1 FB6 600Z U7 ADP3303-5.0
+12V
BESSEL LP FILTER RESPONSE PLEASE NOTE: R38, R39 CORNER FREQUENCY: 100kHz -0.11dB @ 20kHz -0.45dB @ 40kHz STEP RESPONSE: <1% OVERSHOOT @ 7.75 s
DS5 POWER
CR2 SMB15AT3 C14 100nF J11
8 7 6 5
IN IN ERR SD
OUT OUT NR GND
1 2 3 4
OPTIONAL RESISTORS.
5V REG AVDD
C15 100nF C38 47 F 16V A1 R16 392
TRIM TO REDUCE THD WITH AD1855 UP TO 6dB
AGND
C37 47 F 16V A1
C3 10nF
LINEAR PHASE: 0 @ 20kHz -20 @ 20kHz
AGND
C40 47 F 16V A1 J12
-40 @ 40kHz -60 @ 60kHz GROUP DELAY: 2.83 s
-12V
AVCC
RESET GENERATOR
R25
R26
2.80k DVDD C16 100nF 4 VCC 3 U8 ADM811TART
ROUT
R27 R39 OPTION
3.01k
R19
C27 270pF NP0 U9A OP275GP R30
ROUT
C32 1.0nF NP0 C31 2.7nF PPS R20
1.50k
2 3
1
549
C34 2.2nF PPS R32
J7
1 RIGHT OUT
0
53.6k
806
R28
499
AGND
C28 820pF NP0
MR
RESET
2 RST
1.0k
RESET
S6
GND 1 DGND
Figure 2. Anti-Image Filters, Power Supply Regulation, Reset Generator
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Figure 3. Silk Screen
Figure 4. Top Layer (Component Side)
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Figure 5. Ground Planes
Figure 6. Power Planes
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Figure 7. Bottom Layer (Solder Side)
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APPENDIX D - Parts List Bill of Materials for AD1852EB
Qty. Used 3 20 Part Type 10nF 100nF Designator C1, C2, C3 C4, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, C11, C12, C13, C14, C15, C16, C17, C18, C20, C21, C41, C42, C43 C19 C22, C23, C24 C25, C27 C26, C28 C29, C31 C30, C32 C33, C34 C35, C36, C37, C38, C39, C40 CR1, CR2 CR3, CR4 DS1 DS2 DS3 DS4 DS5 FB1, FB2, FB3, FB4, FB5, FB6, FB7 R1 R2 R3 R4, R5, R6, R7, R8, R9, R10, R11, R35, R36, R37 R12, R13, R14, R15, R16 R17, R19 R18, R20 R21, R25 R22, R26 R23, R27 R24, R28 R29, R30 R31, R32 R33 R34 R38, R39 RC1, RC2 RT1, RT2 J1 J2 J3 J4 J5 J6 J7 J8 J9 J10 J11 J12 JP1 Footprint SMD 0805 SMD 0805 Description 10%, 50 V, X7R Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor 10%, 50 V, X7R Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor
1 3 2 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 11 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
68nF 15uF 10V Tant 270pF NP0 820pF NP0 2.7nF PPS 1.0nF NP0 2.2nF PPS 47F 16V Al 1SMB15AT3 DL4001 ZERO LEFT ZERO RIGHT DEEMPHASIS VERF POWER 600Z 75.0 3.40k 475 10k 392 1.50k 499 2.80k 3.01k 806 1.0k 549 53.6 243 715 option RC NTWK 10k NTWK SPDIF INPUT EXT DATA INTERFACE SPI CONTROL PORT ISP PORT PC PORT LEFT OUT RIGHT OUT +9 to +12VDC DGND +12VDC AGND -12VDC SELECT
SMD 0805 EIA Size B SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 1206 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 Size Code D SMD 403A SOD80 SMD 1206 SMD 1206 SMD 1206 SMD 1206 SMD 1206 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD 0805 SMD EZAST32 SMD EXBE 10 PCB Thru Hole 2x5, 0.1" PCB Thru Hole 2x5, 0.1" PCB Thru Hole 2x5, 0.1" PCB Thru Hole DB9 PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole 3x2, 0.1", PCB Thru Hole
10%, 50 V, X7R Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor 20%, 10 VW, Tantalum Electrolytic Capacitor 5%, 50 V, NP0 Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor 5%, 50 V, NP0 Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor 5%, 50 V, PPS Plastic Film Chip Capacitor 5%, 50 V, NP0 Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor 5%, 50 V, PPS Plastic Film Chip Capacitor 20%, 16 VW, Low Impedance Aluminum Electrolytic 600 W, Transient Voltage Supppressor Zener Diode 50 V, 1A Diode/Rectifier Red, Light Emitting Diode Red, Light Emitting Diode Red, Light Emitting Diode Red, Light Emitting Diode Red, Light Emitting Diode 600 @ 100 MHz, <1.0 DC, 200 mA Ferrite Bead 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor 1%, 100 mW, Thick Film SMD Resistor Panasonic 100 /47pF Chip RC Network Panasonic 10 k Chip Resistor Network Right Angle PCB Mount RCA Jack 10-Pin Vertical Shrouded Header 10-Pin Vertical Shrouded Header 10-Pin Vertical Shrouded Header Right Angle, 9-Pin Male D-Sub Connector Right Angle PCB Mount RCA Jack Right Angle PCB Mount RCA Jack RED, Screw Terminal/Banana Post BLK, Screw Terminal/Banana Post ORG, Screw Terminal/Banana Post GRN, Screw Terminal/Banana Post BLU, Screw Terminal/Banana Post 6-Pin Vertical Header
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Qty. Used 31 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Part Type SPDIF/TOSLINK MUTE SPDIF/EXT DEEMPH INTERFACE MODE RESET TORX173 CS8414-CS AD1852JRS M4-64/32-15VC 74HC14M LM317MDT ADP3303AR-5 ADM811TART OP275GS 74HC00M Designator S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 U1 U2 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10, U11 Footprint PCB Thru Hole 2x5, 0.1" PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole PCB Thru Hole SMD PCB Thru Hole SOIC-28L 28-LEAD SSOP TQFP-44 SO-14 DPAK SO-8 SOT-143 SO-8 SO-14 Description Right Angle Mount DPDT Slide Switch 10-Pin Vertical Shrouded Header Vertical Slide SPST Switch Vertical Slide SPST Switch 8-Position, OCTAL Code, PCB Binary Switch Normally Open Push Button Switch TOSLink Digital Audio Fibre Optic Receiver AES/EBU Digital Audio Interface Receiver High Performance 24-BIT, 192kHz, Stereo DAC Vantis, MACH-4 Series ISP CPLD Schmitt Trigger Hex Inverter Adjustable, 3-Term Voltage Regulator Low Noise, Low Drop Out, Five Volt Regulator 200ms, Power-Up/Manual Reset Generator High Performance Audio Op Amp Quad 2-Input Nand Gate
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C00738-2.5-1/01 (rev. 0)


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