Infineon 3DSense Shield2Go TLV493D-A1B6 User manual
Introduction
Moreover, easy to use software is available for this
adapter to speed up development of the Shield2Go
boards and systems compatible with the Arduino
ecosystem. All software is released into the public
domain and available as open source libraries on
GitHub.
The Shield2Go Adapter for Arduino is a PCB adapter to connect Infineon’s
Shield2Go series with the 3rd party Arduino ecosystem like Arduino Uno or the
available shields for Arduino Uno form factor.
Infineon’s Shield2Go form factor is a comprehensive shield design derived from
the XMC 2Go evaluation board. All boards share a common pin out design, i.e.
pins are hard coded to specific functions like SPI or I2C. This enables a generic
PCB evaluation board design for Infineon’s portfolio like the DPS310 Pressure
Shield2Go, the TLV493D-A1B6 3DMagnetic Shield2Go, the TLI4970-D050T4
CurrentSense Shield2Go or the OPTIGA™ Trust E Security Shield2Go.
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Evaluation Board Notes
Information
•Supply voltage is typ. 5.0 V as common voltage for
the shields compatible with Arduino Uno
•Level shifting is available to convert the logic level
of 5.0 V to 3.3 V of all current Shield2Go boards
•Solder bridges are available to deactivate the level
shifting selectively
•Additional pins enable the settings of the reference
voltages for level shifting as well as the analog
reference voltage
•The Shield2Go adapter for Arduino supports the
separate power control of the Socket 1 and Socket
2: both sockets can be switched off and on
•Socket 1 is completely independently controllable
while Socket 2 and 3 share pins to the underlying
control board
•OPN MYIOTADAPTERTOBO1
Ensure that appropriate level shifting is set up
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Arduino: The Arduino IDE
Arduino is a hardware-software prototyping
environment IDE developed by arduino.cc:
•Installation Details for Windows:
Click here
•Installation Details for Linux:
Click here
•Installation Details for Mac OS:
Click here
•Installation Details for Portable IDE:
Click here
Arduino IDE
Arduino Quick Start
•What is Arduino? Click here
•Extended information about the Arduino environment. Click here
•How to import libraries? Click here
•How to install additional boards? Click here
•Problems related to Arduino? Click here for troubleshooting
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Example with XMC4700 Relax Kit for 5V
Shields
Notes
•The Shield2Go Adapter is directly compatible with the
XMC4700 Relax Kit for 5V Shields (compatible with
Arduino Uno form factor)
•Stack the Shield2Go Adapter on top of the XMC4700
Relax Kit for 5V Shields with a Shield2Go board of
your choice, e.g. DPS310 Pressure Shield2Go as
shown right
•Using the XMC-for-Arduino Arduino integration, the
Arduino examples for the Shield2Go Adapter for
Arduino can be directly used
Steps
•Open one of the examples for the Shield2Go Adapter with File – Open… and
select as board XMC4700 Relax Kit - more information can be found here
•Connect the stacked boards to the PC and press the Upload button
•Select the related COM port from Tools –Port and open the serial monitor with
the set baud rate (see sketch/code with Serial.begin(<BAUDRATE>);)
https://github.com/Infineon/XMC-for-Arduino
https://github.com/Infineon/Shield2Go-Adapter-for-Arduino
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