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ADuC7023 Evaluation Board User Guide
MicroConverter ADuC7023 Development System
FEATURES
2-layer printed circuit board (PCB), 4 inch × 5 inch form factor
USB power supply regulated to 3.3 V on board
USB-to-I
20-pin standard JTAG connector for programming/
Demonstration circuit
32.768 kHz watch crystal to drive the PLL clock
ADR291 2.5 V external reference chip
Reset/download/IRQ0 push buttons
Power indicator/general-purpose LEDs
Access to all ADC inputs and DAC outputs from external header;
Surface-mount and through-hole, general-purpose
The full evaluation kit also includes:
2
C programming interface on board
debugging
all device ports are routed to external header pins
prototype area
mIDAS-Link JTAG programming POD
CD containing evaluation software, including user
manuals, data sheets, example code, I2CWSD, and
evaluation compilers
USB cable
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This user guide refers to the ADuC7023 evaluation boards
provided in the EVAL-ADuC7023QSPZ (32-lead LFCSP device
based) and the EVAL-ADuC7023QSPZ1 (40-lead LFCSP device
based) kits. These evaluation boards allow for the evaluation of
the MicroConverter® ADuC7023. The ADuC7023 contains an
ARM7TDMI core, 64 kB of Flash, 8 kB of SRAM, a 12-bit, 1 MSPS
SAR analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and 4 × 12-bit voltage
digital-to-analog converters (DACs), plus many other features.
These evaluation boards allow users to program the ADuC7023
via the JTAG or the I
source code through the JTAG interface.
In this user guide, all references to the physical orientation of
components on the boards are made with respect to a componentside view of the board with the prototype area appearing in the
bottom of the board.
The boards are laid out to minimize coupling between the analog
and digital sections of the board. To this end, the ground plane
is split with the analog section on the left side and a digital
plane on the right side of the board. The regulated 3.3 V power
supply is routed directly to the digital section and is filtered
before being routed into the analog section of the board.
2
C interfaces. Users may also debug their
PLEASE SEE THE LAST PAGE FOR AN IMPORTANT
WARNING AND LEGAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features .............................................................................................. 1
General Description ......................................................................... 1
Revision History ............................................................................... 2
Evaluation Board Features ............................................................... 3
Power Supply ................................................................................. 3
I2C Programming Interface ......................................................... 3
Emulation Interface ...................................................................... 4
Using P0.4 and P0.5 as I2C Pins .................................................. 4
Crystal Circuit ............................................................................... 4
External Reference (ADR291E) .................................................. 4
Reset/Download/IRQ1 Push-Buttons ....................................... 4
Power Indicator/General-Purpose LEDs .................................. 5
Analog I/O Connections ............................................................. 5
REVISION HISTORY
7/10—Revision 0: Initial Version
General-Purpose Prototype Area ................................................5
DIP Switch Link Options .................................................................6
External Connectors .........................................................................7
Analog I/O Connector, J3 ............................................................7
Emulation Connector, J4 ..............................................................7
Mini-USB Interface Connector, J1 ..............................................7
Digital I/O Connector, J2 .............................................................7
I2C Connector, J9 ...........................................................................7
Evaluation Board, Schematics and Artwork ..................................8
Ordering Information .................................................................... 14
Bill of Materials ........................................................................... 14
Related Links ............................................................................... 15
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EVALUATION BOARD FEATURES
POWER SUPPLY
Both boards can be directly powered via the mini-USB connector,
J1. Alternatively, an external 12 V to 5 V power supply can be
connected to the 2-pin header, J7, which is labeled POWER.
The pin beside the mini-USB connector is the power pin.
I2C PROGRAMMING INTERFACE
The ADuC7023 is connected to the USB connector via the
2
C-to-USB transceiver chip referenced as U5 on the PCB. The
I
interface allows direct connection to the PC via the USB port.
Connect the evaluation board to the PC via the USB port using
the mini-USB lead included in the evaluation package.
Prompts appear to install drivers for the new hardware, which
includes the following: Serial Converter A, Serial Converter B, and
the serial ports. The D2XX direct drivers can be found on the
FTDI website. These drivers are also included on the CD with the
evaluation kit.
Complete the following steps to install the drivers for the
FT2232H device on the evaluation board and to download a
hex file to the ADuC7023 internal flash via the I2CWSD
application provided with the evaluation software.
1. Select Install the software automatically (Recommended)
and Click Next > to complete the install (see Figure 1).
3. Click Configure and select the settings shown in Figure 3.
Figure 2. I2CWSD Dialog Box
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Figure 1. Found New Hardware Wizard Dialog Box
2. To connect to the Microcontroller, open the I2CWSD
application from the Windows® Start menu (see Figure 2).
This may also be downloaded from the ADuC7023 product
page on the Analog Devices, Inc., website. This I2CWSD is
different from the generic I2CWSD application that interfaces
to the USB-I2C/LIN-CONVZ dongle.
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Figure 3. I2CWSD Configure Options
4. Select the hex files location by clicking Browse.. and reset the
evaluation board. This is done by holding down the
SERIAL DOWNLOAD
button (S2), toggling the
button (S3), and releasing the
SERIAL DOWNLOAD
RESET
switch, which then resets the board (see ). Figure 4
ND S2 RELEASED (B) PUSH S2 (C) PUSH S
(A) S3
S3
RESET = 1)S2(SERIAL
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DOWNLO AD = 1)
(D) RELEASE S3 (E) RELEASE S2
S3
(RESET = 1)S2(SERIAL
Figure 4. Download Mode Entry Sequence
S3
(RESET = 1)S2(SERIAL
DOWNLOAD = 0)
DOWNLO AD = 0)
S3
(RESET = 1)S2(SERIAL
S3
(RESET = 0)S2(SERIAL
DOWNLO AD = 1)
DOWNLO AD = 0)
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5. Click Start in the I2CWSD dialog box to connect the
I2CWSD download software with the ADuC7023 bootloader
(see Figure 5).
Figure 7. Command to Enter to Run Reset_Ft2232h_Io.exe
Go to the directory where the Reset_Ft2232h_Io.exe utility is
copied on the PC (see Figure 7 and Figure 8).
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Figure 5. I2CWSD Application Showing a Valid ADuC7023 ID String Response
EMULATION INTERFACE
Nonintrusive emulation and download are possible on the
ADuC7023 via JTAG by connecting a JTAG emulator to the J4
connector.
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USING P0.4 AND P0.5 AS I2C PINS
The ADuC7023 evaluation boards use an I2C-to-USB transceiver
chip, the FT2232H, that allows the ADuC7023 to be programmed
directly over the USB interface without any need of an external
dongle. However, the FT2232H does drive the P0.4/P0.5 pins of
the ADuC7023 by default. To isolate these pins from the FT2232H,
run the Reset_Ft2232h_Io.exe utility, which can be downloaded
from the ADuC7023 product page on the Analog Devices website.
This utility configures the P0.4/P0.5 connection to the FT2232H as
input pins, which stops the FT2232H from driving these pins.
Execute this utility if the P0.4/P0.5 pins are intended for any use
other than interfacing with the PC via the USB transceiver.
Run the executable from the Command window, as shown in
Figure 6.
Figure 6. How to Open a Command Window
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Figure 8. Expected Text after Running Reset_Ft2232h_Io.exe
CRYSTAL CIRCUIT
The board is fitted with a 32.768 kHz crystal, from which the
on-chip PLL circuit can generate a 41.78 MHz clock.
EXTERNAL REFERENCE (ADR291E)
The external 2.5 V reference chip, U2, is provided on the
evaluation board to demonstrate the external reference option
of the ADuC7023.
RESET/DOWNLOAD/IRQ1 PUSH-BUTTONS
A reset push button is provided to allow users to reset the part
RST
manually. When pressed, the
to DGND. Because the
RST
pin of the is pulled
pin on the is Schmidttriggered internally, there is no need to use an external Schmidt
trigger on this pin.
When pressed, the IRQ1 push-button switch drives the P1.1 pin
high. This can be used to initiate an External Interrupt 1.
On the evaluation board, serial download mode can be easily
initiated by holding down the
SERIAL DOWNLOAD
(S2) while pressing and releasing the
shown in the section. Also, ensure
2
I
C Programming Interface
that Flash Address 0x80014 contains 0xFFFFFFFF.
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ADuC7023
ADuC7023
RESET
button (S3), as
push button
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POWER INDICATOR/GENERAL-PURPOSE LEDS
A power LED (D5) is used to indicate that a sufficient supply is
available on the board. A general-purpose LED (D2) is directly
connected to VDDIO and connected to P0.7 of the ADuC7023
through R18. When P0.7 is cleared, the LED turns on. When
P0.7 is set, the LED turns off.
ANALOG I/O CONNECTIONS
All analog I/O connections are connected to Header J3.
ADC0 and ADC1 are buffered using an AD8606 to evaluate
single-ended and pseudo differential mode. A potentiometer
can be connected to ADC0 buffered.
ADC3 and ADC2 can be buffered with a single-ended-todifferential op amp on board, with the AD8132 used to
evaluate the ADC in differential mode.
DAC1 can be used to control the brightness of the green LED, D1,
when connected via the S1 switch.
GENERAL-PURPOSE PROTOTYPE AREA
General-purpose prototype areas are provided at the bottom of the
evaluation board for adding external components as required in
the application. As can be seen from the layout, AVDD, AGND,
VDDIO, and DGND tracks are provided in this prototype area
(see the Evaluation Board, Schematics and Artwork section).
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DIP SWITCH LINK OPTIONS
Table 1.
Option Function Use
S1-1 VREF Connects V
S1-2 VOCM Connects V
S1-3 POT
Connects POT output to the noninverting input of U4-A, the
input buffer for ADC0.
Slide S1-3 to the off position to disconnect POT from ADC0.
S1-4 ADC3 Connects ADC3, J3 (Pin 8), to B_ADC3.
S1-5 ADC3
Connects V+ output of the differential amplifier, U3, to the
ADC3 input.
S1-6 ADC2
Connects V− output of the differential amplifier, U3, to the
ADC2 input.
S1-7 ADC2 Not used Not used.
S1-8 DAC1 Connects DAC1 to D1 for the LED demonstration circuit. Slide S1-8 to the on position to connect DAC1 to D1.
Slide S1-8 to the off position to disconnect DAC1 from D1.
of the ADR291E to the V
OUT
of the ADR291E to VOCM.
OUT
REF
pin.
Slide S1-1 to the on position to connect V
to V
.
REF
Slide S1-1 to the off position to disconnect V
ADR291E from V
REF
.
Slide S1-2 to the on position to connect V
of the ADR291E
OUT
of the
OUT
of the ADR291E
OUT
to VOCM.
Slide S1-2 to the off position to disconnect V
OUT
of the
ADR291E from VOCM.
Slide S1-3 to the on position to connect POT to ADC0.
Slide S1-4 to the on position to connect ADC3, J3 (Pin 8), to
B_ADC3.
Slide S1-4 to the off position to disconnect ADC3, J3 (Pin 8),
from B_ADC3.
Slide S1-5 to the on position to connect the V+ output of the
AD8132 differential amplifier to ADC3.
Slide S1-5 to the off position to disconnect the V+ output of
the AD8132 differential amplifier from ADC3.
Slide S1-6 to the on position to connect the V− output of the
AD8132 differential amplifier to ADC2.
Slide S1-6 to the off position to disconnect the V− output of
the AD8132 differential amplifier to ADC2.
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EXTERNAL CONNECTORS
ANALOG I/O CONNECTOR, J3
The analog I/O connector, J3, provides external connections for
all ADC inputs, reference inputs, and DAC outputs. The pinout
of the connector is shown in Ta ble 2.
Both evaluation board versions have the same pinout.
Table 2. Pin Functions for Analog I/O Connector, J3
Pin Number Pin Function
J3-1 AVDD
J3-2 AGND
J3-3 VREF
J3-4 AGND
J3-5 POT
J3-6 ADC1
J3-7 ADC2
J3-8 ADC3
J3-9 AVDD
J3-10 AGND
J3-11 AGND
J3-12 AGND
J3-13 DIFF
J3-14 V0CM
J3-15 DAC0
J3-16 DAC1
J3-17 DAC2
J3-18 DAC3
J3-19 AGND
J3-20 AGND
EMULATION CONNECTOR, J4
Connector J4 provides a connection of the evaluation board to
the PC via a JTAG emulator.
MINI-USB INTERFACE CONNECTOR, J1
Connector J1 provides power and a simple connection of the
evaluation board to the PC via a USB cable provided with the
ADuC7023 development system.
DIGITAL I/O CONNECTOR, J2
The digital I/O connector, J2, provides external connections for
all GPIOs. The pinout of the connector is shown in Table 3 and
Table 4 for the 32-pin and 40-pin boards, with details of the pin
functions.
Table 3. Pin Functions for the Digital I/O Connector, J2, on the
32-Pin Evaluation Board
Pin No. Pin Function
J2-1 DGND
J2-2 P0.0
J2-3 P0.1
J2-4 P0.2
J2-5 P0.3
J2-6 P0.4
J2-7 P0.5
J2-8 P0.6
J2-9 P0.7
J2-10 P1.0
J2-11 P1.1
J2-12 P1.2
J2-13 P1.3
J2-14 VDDIO
Table 4. Pin Functions for the Digital I/O Connector, J2, on the
40-Pin Evaluation Board
Pin No. Pin Function
J2-1 DGND
J2-2 P0.0
J2-3 P0.1
J2-4 P0.2
J2-5 P0.3
J2-6 P0.4
J2-7 P0.5
J2-8 P0.6
J2-9 P0.7
J2-10 P1.0
J2-11 P1.1
J2-12 P1.2
J2-13 P1.3
J2-14 P2.4
J2-15 P1.4
J2-16 P1.5
J2-17 P1.6
J2-18 P1.7
J2-19 P2.0
J2-20 P2.2
J2-21 P2.3
J2-22 VDDIO
I2C CONNECTOR, J9
Connector J9 provides duplicate external connections from the
digital I/O. Tab le 5 provides further details.
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Table 5. Pin Functions for Analog I/O Connector, J9
Pin No. Pin Function
J9-1 DGND
J9-2 P0.5
J9-3 P0.4
J9-4 VDDIO
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EVALUATION BOARD, SCHEMATICS AND ARTWORK
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Figure 10. EVAL-ADuC7023QSPZ, 32-Lead LFCSP Evaluation Board Artwork
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ORDERING INFORMATION
BILL OF MATERIALS
Table 6.
Name Value1 Part Description Manufacturer1 Part No.1
C1, C5, C13, C15, C18 10 μF 10 V SMD tantalum capacitors AVX FEC 197-130
C2 to C4, C6, C12, C14, C16,
C17, C22, C23, C26, C33 to C41
C7, C8 22 pF Multilayer ceramic capacitors, 0603, 50 V Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 722-005
C9, C10 10 nF Multilayer ceramic capacitors, 0603, 25 V Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 301-9561
C11, C19 470 nF Multilayer ceramic capacitors, 0603, 16 V Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 318-8851
C20, C21 12 pF Multilayer ceramic capacitors, 0603, 50 V Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 721-979
C24, C25, C28 to C32 4.7 μF Capacitors, Case A, 16 V AVX FEC 197269
C27, C42 27 pF Capacitors, 0603, 50 V Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 722017
D1, D2, D5 N/A Green SMD LEDs Avago Technologies FEC 4134436
J1 N/A USB mini-B connector (USB-OTG) Molex FEC 9786490
J2 N/A SIP-14P_SMD, surface-mount terminal strip
J3 N/A SIP-20P_SMD, surface-mount terminal strip
J4 N/A 20-pin (2 × 10) SMT shrouded header Samtec HTST-110-01-L-DV
J7 N/A Not populated N/A N/A
J9 N/A 4-pin inline header; 100 mil centers
L1, L3 to L5 N/A Ferrite beads, 2012 case TDK FEC 1301672
L2 600 Ω Inductor, SMD
R1 10 kΩ Trimmer, SMD Vishay Sfernice FEC 1141485
R2 100 Ω SMD resistor, 0805 Multicomp FEC 933-2375
R3 200 Ω SMD resistor, 0805 Multicomp FEC 9332758
R4 49.9 Ω SMD resistor, 0603, 1% Yageo Digi-Key 311-49.9HRCT-ND
R5, R6, R8, R9 348 Ω SMD resistors, 0603, 1% Yageo Digi-Key 311-348HRCT-ND
R7 24.9 Ω SMD resistor, 0603, 1% Yageo Digi-Key 311-24.9HRCT-ND
R10, R11 60.4 Ω SMD resistors, 0603, 1% Yageo Digi-Key 311-60.4HRCT-ND
R12 270 Ω SMD resistor, 0603, 1% Multicomp FEC 9330917
R13, R14, R15, R20, R24, R25,
R33 to R38, R40
R16, R17, R31 1 kΩ SMD resistors, 0603, 1% Multicomp FEC 9330380
R18 470 Ω SMD resistor, 0603, 1% Vishay Draloric FEC 1469815
R19 4.7 kΩ SMD resistor, 0603, RC21 Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 9233466
R21 to R23 100 kΩ SMD resistors, 0603, 1% Multicomp FEC 9330402
R26 560 Ω Resistor, 0603, 1% Multicomp FEC 9331344
R27 1.5 Ω Resistor, 0603, 5% Multicomp FEC 9331832
R28, R32 7.5 Ω Resistor, 0603, 1%, 50 ppm Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 1527233
R29, R39 4.7 kΩ SMD resistor, RC21, 0603 Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 9233466
R30 12 kΩ Resistor, RC21, 0603 Phycomp (Yageo) FEC 9233512
S1 8-position switch (sealed), SMD Grayhill, Inc. Digi-Key GH7242-ND
S2 to S4 N/A Switch SMD, SPNO OMRON Corporation FEC 177807
0.1 μF Multilayer ceramic capacitors, 0603, 25 V AVX FEC 317-287
Samtec
(Sable Electronics)
Samtec
(Sable Electronics)
Samtec
(Sable Electronics)
Murata
Manufacturing Co.
0 Ω SMD resistors, 0603 Multicomp FEC 9331662
TSM-114-01-T-SV
TSM-120-01-T-SV
TSM-104-01-T-SV
FEC 9526862
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Name Value1 Part Description Manufacturer1 Part No.1
U1 N/A
Precision analog microcontroller,
12-bit analog I/O, ARM7TDMI MCU
U2 N/A
Low noise micropower precision
voltage reference (2.5 V)
U3 N/A Low cost, high speed differential amplifier Analog Devices, Inc. AD8132ARMZ
U4 N/A
Precision, low noise, CMOS, rail-to-rail,
input/output operational amplifier (dual)
U5 N/A
Dual high speed USB to multipurpose
UART/FIFO IC
U7, U8 N/A
High accuracy ultralow I
, 300 mA,
Q
anyCAP® low dropout regulator
Y1 32.768 kHz SMD crystal
Y2 12 MHz Crystal, 16 pF through hole ABRACON FEC 7942060
1
N/A is not applicable.
RELATED LINKS
Resource Description
ADuC7023 Product Page, Precision Analog Microcontroller, 12-Bit Analog I/O, ARM7TDMI MCU
EVAL-ADuC7023QSPZ 32-Lead LFCSP ADuC7032 Evaluation Board
EVAL-ADuC7023QSPZ1 40-Lead LFCSP ADuC7032 Evaluation Board
ADR291 Product Page, Low Noise Micropower Precision Voltage Reference (2.5 V)
AD8606 Product Page, Precision, Low Noise, CMOS, Rail-To-Rail, Input/Output Operational Amplifier (Dual)
AD8132 Product Page, Low Cost, High Speed Differential Amplifier
ADuC7023
Analog Devices, Inc. ADR291ERZ
Analog Devices, Inc. AD8606ARZ
FTDI FT2232HL
Analog Devices, Inc. ADP3333ARM-3.3Z
IQD Frequency
FEC 9713220
Products
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NOTES
I2C refers to a communications protocol originally developed by Philips Semiconductors (now NXP Semiconductors).
ESD Caution
ESD (electrostatic discharge) sensitive device. Charged devices and circuit boards can discharge without detection. Although this product features patented or proprietary protection
circuitry, damage may occur on devices subjected to high energy ESD. Therefore, proper ESD precautions should be taken to avoid performance degradation or loss of functionality.
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