User's Guide
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TAS5601 Digital Power Amplifier With MC5601 Modulator
This manual describes the operation of the TAS5601EVM evaluation module from Texas Instruments.
Contents
1 Purpose of This Document ................................................................................................. 3
2 Overview ...................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 TAS5601EVM and MC5601 Features ........................................................................... 4
3 Installation .................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Software Installation ................................................................................................ 5
3.2 EVM Installation ..................................................................................................... 5
4 Using the EVM Software .................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Getting Started ...................................................................................................... 7
4.2 Setup Tab ............................................................................................................ 7
4.3 Volume Tab ........................................................................................................ 12
5 EQ/DRC Tool Installation.................................................................................................. 13
5.1 TI ALE Guide for TAS570x ....................................................................................... 13
5.2 Edit EQ Filter ....................................................................................................... 14
5.3 Edit and Generate DRC Data .................................................................................... 17
5.4 Save EQ/DRC/Alpha Data to File .............................................................................. 19
6 Jumpers and Control Utilities ............................................................................................. 20
6.1 Switches ............................................................................................................ 20
7 Board Layouts, Bill of Materials, and Schematics ..................................................................... 21
7.1 TAS5601EVM Board Layouts ................................................................................... 21
7.2 Bill of Materials .................................................................................................... 22
7.3 Schematics ......................................................................................................... 22
8 Related Documentation From Texas Instruments ..................................................................... 23
Kit
List of Figures
1 TAS5601EVM4 Printed-Circuit Board ..................................................................................... 3
2 EVM Controller Board (MC5601) .......................................................................................... 4
3 Complete System and EVM Signal Path Overview ..................................................................... 4
4 Setup Tab ..................................................................................................................... 7
5 Volume Tab ................................................................................................................... 8
6 EQ Viewer Tab ............................................................................................................... 9
7 DRC Viewer Tab ............................................................................................................. 9
8 EQ/DRC Demo Tab ........................................................................................................ 10
9 I
10 I
11 Volume Control Tab ........................................................................................................ 12
12 Top Silk Screen View ...................................................................................................... 21
13 Bottom Silk Screen View .................................................................................................. 21
1 Recommended Power Supplies ........................................................................................... 5
2 Bill of Materials for TAS5601EVM ....................................................................................... 22
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C Single Byte .............................................................................................................. 11
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3 Related Documentation from Texas Instruments ...................................................................... 23
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1 Purpose of This Document
This user's guide describes how to use the TAS5601 evaluation module (EVM) to evaluate performance of
the TAS5601 device. The document contains the following.
• Details of how to properly set up an MC5601 modulator kit.
• Details of how to install and use the GUI to program the TAS5601
2 Overview
The TAS5601EVM evaluation module (EVM) demonstrates the TAS5601 device from Texas Instruments.
The TAS5601 contains a class-D audio power amplifier. For detailed information about the TAS5601
device, review the device data sheet (SLAS585) . The TAS5601 is designed to drive two 8- Ω loudspeakers
at up to 20 W per channel (10% THD+N) in BTL configuration from an 18-V supply. Figure 2 shows a
picture of the MC5601 modulator kit. The MC5601 provides power, data, and I2C control to the
TAS5601EVM board.
The EVM software with its graphic user interface facilitates evaluation by providing access to the TAS5601
registers through a USB port. Refer to the Using the EVM Software section for further details.
Figure 1 shows a picture of the TAS5601EVM evaluation module.
Purpose of This Document
Figure 1. TAS5601EVM4 Printed-Circuit Board
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fromothersource/
Digitalout
SPDIF/
Optical,Coax
TAS5601EVM
Left
Right
I2S
MC5601
Overview
2.1 TAS5601EVM and MC5601 Features
Figure 2. EVM Controller Board (MC5601)
The TAS5601EVM is a complete 2-channel digital audio amplifier system. Also included in the kit is a
MC5601 board that includes a USB interface, a digital input (SPDIF), analog inputs via the ADC, and other
features like a mute function and power down. The TAS5601EVM can be used as a stand-alone board by
wiring it into a system or it can be connected to the MC5601 board for a complete evaluation platform.
Figure 3. Complete System and EVM Signal Path Overview
• Self-contained protection systems and control pins
• USB interface
• Standard I2S data input using an optical input
• Analog input through analog to digital converter
• Double-sided plated-through PCB, 2-oz copper
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3 Installation
3.1 Software Installation
3.2 EVM Installation
Installation
• Access to control signal gain and data format through EVM-software graphic user interface (GUI)
This section describes the software and EVM installation.
Execute the GUI install program setup.exe, found in the TAS570x GUI directory in the provided compact
disc. Once the program is installed, the program group and shortcut icon is created in Start → Program
→ Texas Instruments Inc → TAS570x Interface.
The following are the basic tools for the initial EVM power up.
• 5 V, 1 A power supply (VIN)
• 10–26 V, 4 A power supply (PVDD)
• Banana-style test leads for power supplies and speakers
• Optical cable for SPDIF interface based on signal source
• Coaxial cables with phono plugs for analog audio if digital audio is unavailable
• USB cable
• EVM software
• Two 8- Ω speakers or loads
The following sections describe the TAS5601EVM board in regards to power supply (PSU) and system
interfaces.
3.2.1 PSU Interface
The TAS5601EVM module is powered by two power supplies connected to the MC5601 controller board:
a 5-V power supply (VIN) and a 10-V to 26-V (PVCC) power supply. The 3.3-V level is generated on the
board by a voltage regulator from the 5-V supply.
3.2.2 Loudspeaker Connectors
Note: The power-supply cable length must be minimized. Increasing the length of the PSU cable
increases the distortion of the amplifier at high output levels and low frequencies.
Table 1. Recommended Power Supplies
Description Voltage Limitations Current
System power supply 5 V 1 A
Output power stage supply 10–26 V 4 A
(1)
The rated current correspond to 2 channels full scale.
(8 Ω load) Recommendations
(1)
CAUTION
In BTL connection, both positive and negative speaker outputs are floating and
may not be connected to ground (e.g., through an oscilloscope).
For BTL:
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Installation
• Connect the left speaker wires to the corresponding metal binding posts marked J2 and J4 on the
TAS5601EVM board.
• Connect the right speaker wires to the corresponding metal binding posts marked J6 and J8 on
TAS5601EVM board.
For SE:
• Connect the four sets of speaker wires to the pairs J2-J3, J4-J5, J6-J7, and J8-J9.
3.2.3 USB Interface
The TAS5601 registers are accessed through I2C bus lines SDA and SCL. The USB circuit and USB
connector on the MC5601 board facilitates the connection between a host computer and the device. The
EVM USB circuit is powered by the 5-V USB line of the host PC, and is independent of the power supplies
available on the board. The USB device used is a TAS1020B from Texas Instruments.
3.2.4 Digital Audio Interface SPDIF (J1/OPTO)
The Digital Audio Interface accepts digital audio data using the I2S protocol. See the TAS5706 data sheet
for more information.
The OPTO connector is the SPDIF interface on the MC5601 board. When the optical cable is connected
and the signal source is powered up, verify that the SPDIF lock indicator (blue LED3) illuminates,
confirming that there is a viable signal available to the device. Install the four clock/data jumpers across
the middle pin and the pin marked SPDIF.
For detailed information on how the data and clocks are provided to the TAS5601, see the schematic
appearing at the end of this document and the DIR9001 device data sheet .
3.2.5 ADC Interface
In the absence of a digital signal source, the PCM1808 ADC may be used to convert an analog audio
signal to a digital signal to the TAS5601. The DIR9001 still provides clock signals to the ADC in this
process. The DIR9001 oscillator frequency (Y2) determines the sampling frequency in the absence of a
digital signal. If the OSC frequency is 24 MHz, the sampling frequency is set at 96 kHz; if OSC is set at 12
MHz, the sampling frequency defaults to 48 kHz when there is no signal on the SPDIF input terminals. A
12-MHz crystal is installed on the MC5601 board. The ADC is an additional feature of this board to
provide flexibility in sourcing an audio signal to the TAS5601. Review the PCM1808 data sheet for a
detailed description of the ADC on this EVM. Install the jumper on SDW2 across the middle pin and the
pin marked ADC.
3.2.6 Board Power-Up General Guidelines
Connect the MC5601 and the TAS5601EVM boards by locating pin 1 on each board, indicated by a small
white triangle. The TAS5601EVM plugs into the MC5601 board. Pin 1 on each board should be connected
to each other.
Install the EVM software on the PC before powering up the board. After connecting the loudspeakers or
other loads, power supplies, and the data line, power up the 5-V power supply first; then power up the
PVDD power supply. It is recommended initially to set the PVDD level to 10 V, then ramp it up to 20 V to
verify cable connections.
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4 Using the EVM Software
The EVM software provides access to the TAS5706 configuration and status registers through a GUI
window with 7 tabs for the various EVM parameters.
4.1 Getting Started
Open the zip file (.zzp) on the installation CD shipped with the EVM. Extract the files and run the
setup.exe file to install the EVM software. After the GUI is installed, power up the board, and connect the
USB cable. A new-hardware alert should appear at the bottom right hand corner of the display. If the USB
driver is not installed, follow the instructions on the USB Wizard to install the USB driver.
4.2 Setup Tab
After the EVM software is installed and the EVM powered up, the status bar should be green. Clicking on
the setup tab displays the window shown in Figure 4 .
Then perform the following steps.
1. Select the device TAS5706.
2. Select 2-Channel BTL (BD mode).
3. Click the Initialize button, and uncheck All Channel Shutdown box.
4. Select Volume tab. Unmute master volume and slide the volume bar to preferred volume setting (see
Figure 5 ).
Using the EVM Software
Figure 4. Setup Tab
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Using the EVM Software
4.2.1 All Channel Shutdown
System comes up with all channel shut down asserted.
To exit All Channel Shutdown, select Setup Tab, unselect All Channel Shutdown.
4.2.2 Advanced Features : EQ and DRC
EQ and DRC can be designed in ALE (Automatic Loudspeaker Equalization tool).See the EQ/DRC Tool
Installation section that appears later in this document. The filters designed in ALE can be saved into a
file. Load the ALE output using File -> Load the ALE File and select the ALE output file . Select Autobank
switch ON in the EQ tab. The EQ and DRC parameters can be viewed by selecting the EQ viewer or DRC
tabs. Coefficients are loaded into DAP in the autobank switch only when a legitimate sample rate is
applied. EQ and DRC are loaded before the step described in Section 4.2.1 .
4.2.2.1 EQ Loading and Viewing
EQ coefficients can be generated using ALE. (See ALE User's Guide.) Once EQ coefficients are
generated, they can be loaded into the part using File → Load ALE using the TAS570x GUI.
4.2.2.2 DRC Coefficient Loading
DRC coefficients can be generated using ALE and can be loaded using File → Load ALE. Normally, both
EQ and DRC coefficients are created and saved as a single file from ALE. DRC1 (satellite channels) and
DRC2 (subchannel) can be enabled and disabled using the toggle button in this tab.
Figure 5. Volume Tab
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Figure 6. EQ Viewer Tab
Figure 7. DRC Viewer Tab
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Using the EVM Software
4.2.3 EQC/DRC Demo
This tab is used to compare different settings. Multiple EQ files can be loaded and switched back and forth
for listening purposes to select the golden filters.
4.2.4 I2C Tab
Clicking on the I2C Interface tab displays the window shown in Figure 9 . This window can be used to
perform single or multiple-byte I2C accesses.
To INITIALIZE, use File -> Load Script and select the init file (see the attached
TAS5601_ADmode_Initialize.ini; also attached is the BDMode initialize file).
Also, by writing the device address and selecting NumBytes and also selecting Single Byte/Multiple Byte,
data can be written or read from the device.
Figure 8. EQ/DRC Demo Tab
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4.2.4.1 I2C Writes and Reads
Data can be written to or read from the device. Single- or multiple-byte write/read is determined by the
subaddress. If less than 0x20, single-byte access is required. Otherwise, multiple-byte access is used.
Using the EVM Software
Figure 9. I2C Single Byte
Figure 10. I2C Multiple Byte
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4.3 Volume Tab
Select the Volume tab. Unmute the Master volume. Click on the 0 db button.
Figure 11. Volume Control Tab
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5 EQ/DRC Tool Installation
If you want to use the Texas Instruments ALE tool to create filters for the EQ and DRC parameters, unzip
the ale.zip file from the ALE directory located on the provided compact disc into your C:\\USERDATA\
directory.
You can open the ALE tool by double-clicking on the file:
C:\\USERDATA\ale\Rel5.4\Release\Source\AutoSpeakerEq.exe.
5.1 TI ALE Guide for TAS570x
5.1.1 Overview
Once the TI ALE program starts, users can follow the next sections for instructions on how to set up,
generate, and save the TAS570x EQ coefficients, Dynamic Range Compression data, and Alpha Filter
data. For technical data related to filters, see the TAS570x data sheet.
5.1.2 Select Device
Click on Device pulldown menu, and select the TAS570X item as in the following illustration.
EQ/DRC Tool Installation
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EQ/DRC Tool Installation
5.2 Edit EQ Filter
Click on Edit pulldown menu, and select Edit Filter Parameters as shown in the following illustration.
An EQ Filter dialog box appears as shown in the following illustration. Users then enter EQ-related data.
Once finished, close the dialog box.
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EQ/DRC Tool Installation
For channels 1 and 2, users can create up to seven EQ data sets. For channel 6, users can create up to
four EQ data sets. See the TAS570x data sheet for detailed technical information related to filters.
5.2.1 Display the Graph
To display the graph, select the Draw Filters icon as shown in the following figure. The graph is drawn and
displayed in the window box
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EQ/DRC Tool Installation
5.2.2 Generate EQ Filter Data
Click on the Edit pulldown menu, and select Generate Device Data as shown in the following illustration.
A Select Channel dialog box appears as shown in the following illustration.
Users can select to which channel the EQ filter data is applied. Once the channel is selected, another box
appears and displays the EQ Filter data for the selected channel. Click the Close button to close the
display.
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5.2.3 Save EQ Data to File
Click on the File pulldown menu, and select Save Device Program Data J as shown in the following
illustration.
EQ/DRC Tool Installation
5.3 Edit and Generate DRC Data
Click on the pulldown menu, and select Dynamic Range Compression for TAS570X as shown in the
following illustration.
A new window appears along with the DRC dialog box. Users now can edit data for the DRC as shown in
the following illustration.
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EQ/DRC Tool Installation
To see the drawing with the new data, click on the Apply button. The DRC combination box allows users
to select to which DRC, 1 or 2, the data is applied. To save the data for the selected DRC, 1 or 2, click on
the Save Data button.
5.3.1 Edit and Generate Alpha Filter Data
Continuing from the previous section, click on the Design pulldown menu, and select TAS570X Alpha
Filter as shown in the following illustration.
An Alpha Filter dialog box appears as the following illustration shows that allows users to edit and
generate Alpha Filter data. Users can generate Alpha Filter data for DRC1 or DRC2 by using the Select
DRC box.
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When finished generating Alpha Filter data for the DRCs, the user clicks the OK button to close the dialog.
5.3.2 Save DRC Data to File
To save the DRC data only, click the File pulldown menu, and select the Save As .DRC570X File item as
shown in the following illustration. The File dialog box appears to allow users to save the DRC data.
EQ/DRC Tool Installation
5.4 Save EQ/DRC/Alpha Data to File
To save all data including EQs, DRCs, and Alpha Filters, click the File pulldown menu, and select Save
the TAS570X EQs/DRCs File item as shown in the following illustration. The File dialog box appears to
allow the user to save all data.
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Jumpers and Control Utilities
6 Jumpers and Control Utilities
6.1 Switches
Reset is an active-low function. Pressing the master reset switch (S2) resets the TAS5601.
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7 Board Layouts, Bill of Materials, and Schematics
7.1 TAS5601EVM Board Layouts
Board Layouts, Bill of Materials, and Schematics
Figure 12. Top Silk Screen View
Figure 13. Bottom Silk Screen View
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Board Layouts, Bill of Materials, and Schematics
7.2 Bill of Materials
Table 2. Bill of Materials for TAS5601EVM
TI SEMICONDUCTORS
Item Description Ref Des Qty MFG MFG:Part No. Vendor Vendor: Part No. Alt. Part No.
1 80W 4 CH Power Amp, HTSSOP56-DCA PA1 1 Texas TAS5601DCA Texas TAS5601DCA No Alt. Part No.
2 Single Inverter Gate, SOT23-DBV5 INV1–INV4 4 Texas SN74AHC1G14DBVR Digi-Key 296-1092-2 296-1092-1
3 Transistor PNP 50V PreBiased/4.7K Q1 1 Diodes, Inc. DDTA143TCA-7 Digi-Key DDTA143TCADITR DDTA143TCADICT
100mA SOT23-DBV3
4 LED, Yellow 2.0V SMD0805 LED1 1 Lumes Optical SML-LXT0805YW-TR Digi-Key 67-1554-2 67-1554-1
5 CAP 1000 pF 50V CERM 0603 X7R C33– C36 4 Panasonic ECU-V1H102KBV Digi-Key PCC102BVTR PCC102BVCT
6 CAP 0.1 µ F 50V CERM 0603 X7R C12, C14, C19, 6 Murata GRM188R71H104KA93D Digi-Key 490-1519-2 490-1519-1
7 CAP 1.0 µ F 50V CERM 0603 X5S C1–C3 3 Taiyo Yuden UMK107C105KA-T Digi-Key 587-1257-2 587-1257-1
8 CAP 0.1 µ F 50V CERM 1206 X7R C9, C24 2 Panasonic ECJ-3VB1H104K Digi-Key PCC104BTR PCC104BCT
9 CAP 0.22 µ F 50V CERM 1206 X7R C11, C16, C21, 4 TDK C3216X7R1H224K Digi-Key 445-1379-2 445-1379-1
10 CAP 0.68 µ F 50V CERM 1206 X7R C5–C8 4 Kemet C1206C684K5RACTU Digi-Key 399-3500-2 399-3500-1
ROHS
11 CAP 0.33 µ F 63V metal polyester C31, C32 2 EPCOS Inc. B32529C334J Digi-Key 495-1108 No Alt. Part No.
12 CAP 10 µ F 16V Alum Elec SMD VSA C4 1 Panasonic ECE-V1CS100SR Digi-Key PCE3061TR PCE3061CT
13 CAP 10 µ F 16V RAD Alum Elec KGA C10 1 Panasonic ECE-A1CKG100 Digi-Key P910 No Alt. Part No.
14 CAP 15 µ F 50V RAD Alum Elec FC C23 1 Panasonic EEU-FC1H150 Digi-Key P10317 No Alt. Part No.
15 CAP 220 µ F 50V RAD Alum Elec FC C13, C15, C17, 4 Panasonic EEU-FC1H221 Digi-Key P10325 No Alt. Part No.
16 CAP 470 µ F 35V RAD Alum Elec HE C18, C20, C29, 4 Nichicon UHE1V471MPD Digi-Key 493-1582 No Alt. Part No.
ROHS C30
17 RES 392 Ω 1/10W 1% SMD 0603 R1 1 Panasonic ERJ-3EKF3920V Digi-Key P392HTR P392HCT
18 RES 10 k Ω 1/16W 5% SMD 0603 R2 1 Panasonic 9C06031A1002JLHFT Digi-Key 311-10KGTR 311-10KGCT
19 RES 4.7 k Ω 1/8W 1% SMD 0805 R3–R6 4 Yageo 9C08052A4701FKHFT Digi-Key 311-4.70KCTR 311-4.70KCCT
20 RES 20 Ω 1/4W 1% SMD 1206 R7, R8, R9, R10 4 Yageo 9C12063A20R0FKHFT Digi-Key 311-20.0FTR 311-20.0FCT
21 Inducator, series 11RHBP, 22 µ µ H L1–L4 4 Toko America A7503AY-220M Sullins A7503AY-220M No Alt. Part No.
22 Header, 2 pin male, PCB, Straight Gold JP1–JP5 5 Sullins PBC02SAAN Digi-Key S1011-02 No Alt. Part No.
ROHS
23 Header, 2x8 pin male, PCB-RA, Gold J1 1 Sullins PBC08SBAN Digi-Key S2111-08 No Alt. Part No.
POHS
24 Binding post, blue, TIN PCB ROHS J4, J8 2 Pomona 3760-6 Mouser 565-3760-6 No Alt. Part No.
25 Binding post, green, TIN PCB ROHS J3, J5, J7, J9 4 Pomona 3760-5 Mouser 565-3760-5 No Alt. Part No.
26 Binding post, red, TIN PCB ROHS J2, J6 2 Pomona 3760-2 Mouser 565-3760-2 No Alt. Part No.
27 Shunt, Black AU flash 0.100 JP1–JP5 5 Sullins SPC02SYAN Digi-Key S9001 No Alt. Part No.
28 Standoff 4-40 Threaded M/F 1.50 in. HW1–HW4 4 Keystone S409 Digi-Key 8409K No Alt. Part No.
Alum-Hex Electronics
29 Hex Nut, 4-40, Zinc/Steel HW1–HW4 4 Building HNZ440 Digi-Key H216 No Alt. Part No.
Component Count: 84
C22, C27, C28
C26 Corporation
C25
Instruments Instruments
Instruments
SEMICONDUCTORS
CAPACITORS
RESISTORS
INDUCTORS
HEADERS
BINDING POSTS
SHUNTS
STANDOFFS AND HARDWARE
Fasteners
7.3 Schematics
The schematics appear on following page.
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BTL/SE AMPLIFIER
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
PA1
PGND
AD MODE
RECONSTRUCTION FILTER
SE
PGND
BTL
PGND
SE
PGND
PGND
FROM MC5601
PGND
SE/BTL MODE
PGND
IN = BTL (DEFAULT)
OUT = SE
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
TAS5601DCA
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
STUFF OPTION
MODE
4X SINGLE ENDED OUT
2X BTL
C5-C8
IN
OUT
PGND
PGND
C31/32
IN IN
JUMPER OPTION
MODE
4X SINGLE ENDED
2X BTL
JP2-5
OUT
SE
PGND
BTL
SE
PGND
THERMAL
WARNING
DECOUPLING
PGND
TI
TI
CX
CX
PROJECT:
PROJECT:
Design Team:
Design Team:
Schematic Rev:
Schematic Rev:
Save Date:
Save Date:
Filename:
Filename:
NOVEMBER 1, 2007
TAS5601EVM4.SCH
TAS5601 BTL/SE AMP BOARD
CURT STEPHENS, RYAN KEHR
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
NC NC
NC 3
Print Date
Print Date
Thu Nov 01, 2007
of
of
1
Drawn By:
Drawn By:
LDN
USB INTERFACE
USB BOOT EPROM
(A0 IN DEFAULT)
ENGINEERING EVALUATION ONLY
TO
TAS5702
USB I/O
U3
TAS1020BPFB
USB RESET
DECOUPLING
TI
TI
CX
CX
PROJECT:
PROJECT:
Design Team:
Design Team:
Schematic Rev:
Schematic Rev:
Save Date:
Save Date:
Filename:
Filename:
OCTOBER 2, 2007
MC5601.SCH
TAS5601EVM4 CONTROLLER BOARD
CURT STEPHENS
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
NC
NC 1
Print Date
Print Date
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of
Tue Oct 02, 2007
Drawn By:
Drawn By:
6NC
LDN
SPDIF RECEIVER
ENGINEERING EVALUATION ONLY
JP1 IN: SCKO = 512 Fs
JP1 OUT: SCKO = 256 Fs
(DEFAULT)
U4
DIR9001PW
DATA FORMAT
FMT1 FMT0
H H24Bit/MSB/I2S
JUMPER NOTES
1-2: SPDIF CLOCKS/DATA
2-3: CLOCKS/DATA = PSIA
SPDIF
LOCK
TO
TAS5702
OPTICAL INPUT
FROM MASTER RESET
DECOUPLING
JUMPER NOTES
1-2: SPDIF CLOCKS/DATA (DEFAULT)
2-3: CLOCKS/DATA = PSIA
TO
ADC
TI
TI
CX
CX
PROJECT:
PROJECT:
Design Team:
Design Team:
Schematic Rev:
Schematic Rev:
Save Date:
Save Date:
Filename:
Filename:
OCTOBER 2, 2007
MC5601.SCH
TAS5601EVM4 CONTROLLER BOARD
CURT STEPHENS
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
Mod: PCB Rev: Sheet
NC
NC 2
Print Date
Print Date
of
of
Tue Oct 02, 2007
Drawn By:
Drawn By:
6NC
LDN
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
NOTES ON JUMPERS
IN: LIN/RIN = 1Vrms MAX.
OUT: LIN/RIN = 2Vrms MAX.
ANALOG INPUTS
ENGINEERING EVALUATION ONLY
FROM
SPDIF
ADC
SDIN CONFIGURATOR
SDIN2 NOTE
1-2: SDIN2 = ADC (DEFAULT)
2-3: SDIN2 = SPDIF/PSIA
PCM1808PW
3.3V DECOUPLING SDIN1 NOTE
5V DECOUPLING
1-2: SDIN1 = SDIN2
2-3: SDIN1 = SPDIF/PSIA (DEFAULT)
TO
TAS5702
TI
TI
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CURT STEPHENS
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NC 3
NC 6
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TAS5702 I/O
ENGINEERING EVALUATION ONLY
MUTE
FROM
ADC
FROM
SPDIF
MASTER RESET
MUTE
TO SPDIF
POWER DOWN
3.3V DECOUPLING
PGND
U1
TAS5702PAP
FROM
USB
FROM
SPDIF
PGND
FAULT
PGND PGND
VALID
TI
TI
CX
CX
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P.S.
TAS5601EVM4 CONTROLLER BOARD
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POWER SUPPLIES
ENGINEERING EVALUATION ONLY
TO TAS5601EVM4
HIGH VOLTAGE
POWER INPUTS
PVDD = 10-20V
LOW VOLTAGE
POWER INPUTS
EMI
SNUBBERS
TO TAS5702
TO TAS5601EVM4
TO TAS5702
TO SPDIF
TO ADC
3.3V@1A TO ADC
A0
LRCLK
MCLK
SDIN1
BOM ONLY
SCLK JP9JP5SDATA
SDIN2 JP10JP6JP2
JP3
JP4
JP7
JP8
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NC
NC 5
NC 6
Print Date
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Tue Oct 02, 2007
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8 Related Documentation From Texas Instruments
Table 3 contains a list of data manuals that have detailed descriptions of the integrated circuits and other
components used in the design of the TAS5601EVM. The data manuals can be obtained at the URL
http://www.ti.com .
Table 3. Related Documentation from Texas Instruments
Part Number Literature Number
TAS5706 SLOS550
DIR9001 SLES198
PCM1808 SLES177
TPA6110A2 SLOS314
UA7805C SLVS056
TPS76733 SLVS208
TPS3825-33 SLVS165
TAS5601 SLAS585
TAS1020B SLES025
TPS77533 SLVS232
Related Documentation From Texas Instruments
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