NXP Semiconductors UM10856 User manual

UM10856
User manual for dI2C demo board
Rev. 1.1 — 10 July 2017 User manual
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Keywords dI2C-bus, differential I2C-bus buffer, PCA9614, PCA9615, PCA9616
Abstract User manual for the dI2C demo board OM13523. This demo board will
make it easy to test and design with PCA9614, PCA9615 and PCA9616, a
differential I2C-bus buffer.
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Revision history
Rev Date Description
1.1 20170710 Corrected demo board name to OM13523.
1 20150713 Initial version.
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1. Introduction
The dI2C demo board OM13523 is for demonstration of the differential I2C-bus working
better in noise and ground offset environment than standard I2C-bus. The two dI2C demo
boards can be used to see the improvement of signal integrity in a noisy environment or a
system that has many different power sources creating different ground offset.
In the system block diagram (Figure 1), the I2C-bus between the Boot Bus Controller and
the CPU/Memory board has a lot of high speed data transmission; therefore the I2C-bus
may pick up some noise. The fan and power supply modules may have different power
sources; they may have a different ground offset level. To make a better I2C-bus system,
install dI2C devices to isolate noise and ground offset in a system.
This user manual shows how to use a dI2C demo board on an existing system.
2. Key features
•A complete evaluation platform for PCA9616, (or PCA9614 and PCA9615)
•Easy to connect to an existing system
•Convenient test point for easy scope measurement and signal access
Fig 1. Typical application
Centerplane Board
CPU/Memory
Board
CPU/Memory
Board
Boot Bus
Controller
Fan
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Disk controller
Ethernet controller
USB controller
Temp
sensor
Temp
sensor
Data Switch
dI2C
dI2CdI2CdI2C
dI2C
dI2C
Normal I2C-bus cable
Cat5, twist pair cable
Noise area
PCI slot
DVD controller
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3. Getting started
3.1 Assumptions
Familiarity with the I2C-bus is recommended.
3.1.1 Static handling requirements
This device is sensitive to ElectroStatic Discharge (ESD). Therefore care should be taken
during transport and handling. You must use a ground strap or touch the PC case or other
grounded source before unpacking or handling the hardware.
3.1.2 System requirement
The OM13523 demo card can be used with Fm+ Development Board (OM13260), or
customer's application system.
3.1.3 Schematic of dI2C demo board
Fig 2. Schematic of dI2C demo board
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3.1.4 Bill of materials
Fig 3. OM13523 dI2C demo board
Table 1. Bill of materials
Part Value Package Part # Description
C1 100n C0603 399-1095-1-ND SMD capacitor
C2 22uF/16V A/3216-18R 1276-2728-1-ND SMD capacitor
C3 22uF/16v A/3216-18R 1276-2728-1-ND SMD capacitor
C4 100n C0603 399-1095-1-ND SMD capacitor
CON1 MA08-1 MA08-1 609-3235-ND dI2C part connector 1
CON2 MA08-1 MA08-1 609-3235-ND dI2C part connector 2
CON4 MA04-2 MA04-2 609-3203-ND Cable connector
JP1 MA03-1 1X03 WM8073-ND Part selector header
JP2 MA02-1 1X02 WM8072-ND VDDB power selector
header
R1 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R10 10K R0603 1276-5930-2-ND EN, pull-up resistor
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3.1.5 Power supply
The dI2C demo board needs two power supplies for I2C-bus (VDDA) and dI2C-bus
(VDDB).
•Using Fm+ Development Board (Fm+ DB): There is no direct connector to the Fm+
DB. The dI2C demo board can draw the power from an Fm+ DB using either 3.3 V
headers (CN21) or 5 V headers (CN22) to the VDDA of CON1 on the dI2C demo
board. VDDB can use the same power as VDDA by connecting JP2, or using jumper
wire from CN21 or CN22 of Fm+ DB (see Figure 4).
R11 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R12 10K R0603 1276-5930-2-ND INT, pull-up resistor
R13 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R14 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R15 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R16 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R17 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R18 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R19 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R2 121R M1206 541-131FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R20 NI 0204/7 NONE Terminator resistor op
R3 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R31 10K M1206 1276-5930-2-ND Pull-up resistor
R32 10K R0603 1276-5930-2-ND !Ready, pull-up resistor
R4 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R5 121R M1206 541-131FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R6 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R7 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R8 121R M1206 541-131FCT-ND Terminator resistor
R9 604R M1206 541-604FCT-ND Terminator resistor
TP1 TP_GND TP_GND 952-1873 GND
U1 PCA9410 TSSOP16_4X4MM PCA9616 dI2C part
X1 A31465-ND RJ45-NO-SHIELD A31465-ND Internet connector
Table 1. Bill of materials …continued
Part Value Package Part # Description
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•User application board: CON1 pin VDDA is for the I2C-bus power and CON2 pin
VDDB is for dI2C-bus power. On an application board, the I2C-bus pull-up power
should connect to the VDDA power. VDDB is the power for PCA9616 and differential
bus signals. VDDB can be set the same as VDDA by adding a jumper header on JP2,
if VDDA is between 3.0 V and 5.0 V.
3.1.6 I2C-bus side
The I2C-bus on the dI2C demo board does not have the pull up resistors on SLC and SDA
signals. The pull-up resistors should be taken care of by the I2C master board (Fm+ DB or
application board).
INT signal can be used as an interrupt signal to the microcontroller or a reset signal to the
slave devices. The INT signal has a 10K pull-up to VDDB on the dI2C demo board.
Fig 4. Power connector
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3.1.7 dI2C-bus side
dI2C-bus has three pairs of differential signals on the dI2C demo board. All of the pairs
are connected to RJ45 through the termination resistors. Please see schematic (Figure 6)
for more detail. RJ45 is internet connector; it can use cat5/6 cable to connect to the other
dI2C board. A user can have his or her own cable and it can be connected to CON4.
Fig 5. I2C-bus connection
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3.1.8 Other signals
The dI2C demo board is designed ready to use; therefore, all other signals have been set
to running mode. Please see the schematic in Figure 2 for more detail.
4. How to run a demo on Fm+ board with dI2C demo board
4.1 How to connect dI2C to Fm+ DM
1. dI2C demo board #1: connect SCL, SDA, VDDA and GND to SCL1, SDA1, 3.3V and
GND of Fm+ DM #1 respectively.
2. dI2C demo board #2: connect SCL, SDA, VDDA and GND to SCL2, SDA2, 3.3V and
GND of Fm+ DM #2 respectively.
3. Use a CAT6 cable to connect the two dI2C DMs together
4. Install jumpers on both dI2C demo boards JP2 and JP1 (PIDET - VDDAPU)
5. Connect GPIO target board: the first GPIO target board connects to CN10 of Fm+
board #1 and the second one connects to CN20 of Fm+ board #2
Fig 6. Differential bus connectors
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4.2 Fm+ DM source code for expert mode
Expert Mode Data File
//Hardware setup: Two Fm+ boards OM13260, two dI2C demo boards OM13523, CAT6 cable,
and two GPIO Target boards OM13303
//Fm+ DB#1, install jumper on JP10 = GND; no jumper on CN12; connect OM13303 board to
CN10 on Fm+ DM#1
//Fm+ DB#2, install jumper on JP20 = GND; no jumper on CN12; connect OM13303 board to
CN20 on Fm+ DM#2
//dI2C DB OM13523, JP2 =1&2; JP1=1&2
44,Write,Yes,200,FE,Comments: Please open this file in text editor for boards setup
44,Write,Yes,200,FE,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit0=0
44,Write,Yes,200,FD,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit1=0
44,Write,Yes,200,FB,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit2=0
44,Write,Yes,200,F7,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit3=0
44,Write,Yes,200,EF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit4=0
44,Write,Yes,200,DF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit5=0
44,Write,Yes,200,BF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit6=0
44,Write,Yes,200,7F,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x44 on bus #1; set bit7=0
//The data below are sent from bus1 through dI2C buffer to bus2 to drive PCA9672
46,Write,Yes,200,7F,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit7=0
46,Write,Yes,200,BF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit6=0
46,Write,Yes,200,DF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit5=0
46,Write,Yes,200,EF,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit4=0
46,Write,Yes,200,F7,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit3=0
46,Write,Yes,200,FB,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit2=0
46,Write,Yes,200,FD,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit1=0
46,Write,Yes,200,FE,Comments: Write to PCA9672 addr 0x46 on bus #2; set bit0=0
Sequence:01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17
//;results: LED GPIO target board on JP10 runs from LED7 to LED0, other LED board runs
form LED0 to LED7
4.3 Open source code in expert mode
Copy the source code in Section 4.2 above in a text file and save it with “name.txt”, then
open name.txt in expert mode of NXPs Fm+ board GUI software by selecting Device and
Expert Mode.
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