AK5703EN

[AKD5703-B]
AKD5703-B
Evaluation board Rev.0 for AK5703
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The AKD5703-B is an evaluation board for the AK5703 4ch 24bit A/D Converter with built-in PLL and MIC
Amplifier. On-board USB port enables a GUI on Windows to control various settings. The AKD5703-B
has the interface with AKM’s D/A evaluation boards. Therefore, it is easy to evaluate the AK5703.
The AKD5703-B also has a digital audio interface, achieving an interface with digital audio systems via
opt-connector.
■ Ordering Guide
AKD5703-B ---
Evaluation board for AK5703
(Cable for connecting with USB port and control software are included in this
package. This control software does not operate on Windows NT.)
FUNCTION
 Compatible with 2 types of interface
- Direct interface with AKM’s D/A converter evaluation boards
- DIT/DIR with optical input/output
 USB port for board control
REG1
TVDD DVDD AVDD GND1
3.0V
1.8V
3.0V
0V
5V
3.0V
1.8V
LINA+
REG
REG
LINALDO
J1
Mini
Jack
LIN1
(T3)
RIN1
PIC4550
RINA+
RINA-
AK5703
J2
Mini
Jack
LINB+
USB
PORT3
LINB-
PORT4
(DSP)
PORT1
Opt In
LIN2
AK4118A
(DIT/DIR)
RIN2
RINB+
Opt Out
PORT2
RINB-
Figure 1. AKD5703-B Block Diagram
* Circuit diagram and PCB layout are attached at the end of this manual.
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1. Evaluation Board Manual
■ Operation Sequence
(1) Set up the power supply lines.
(1-1) In case of supplying the power from a regulator.
JP15
USB5V
Name of
Jack
REG1
GND1
Color
Default Setting
Red
Black
Using
For regulator input
5V
Ground
0V
Table 1. Set up of power supply lines
(1-2) In case of using the power supply connectors. <Default>
JP15
USB5V
(2) Set up the evaluation mode, jumper pins and DIP switch. (See the followings.)
(3) Power on.
The AK5703 and AK4118A must be reset after the power supplies are applied.
The AK5703 and AK4118A should be reset once by bringing SW1 (Toggle SW) “L” upon power-up. Click
the Dummy Command button on the control software after releasing the reset by SW1= “H”.
■ Evaluation Mode
In case of using the AK4118A when evaluating the AK5703, audio interface format of both devices must be matched.
Refer to the datasheet for audio interface format of the AK5703, and Table 3 for audio interface format of the
AK4118A. The AK4118A operates on sampling frequency of 32kHz or more. Use other mode, if the sampling
frequency is slower than 32kHz.
In addition, the AK4118A supports MCLK of 256fs and 512fs. use other mode, when evaluating in a condition except
above.
Refer to the datasheet for register setting of the AK5703.
Applicable Evaluation Mode
(1) Setting in PLL Master Mode.
(2) Setting in PLL Slave Mode (Reference Clock = MCKI).
(3) Setting in PLL Slave Mode (Reference Clock = BICK).
(4) Setting in External Slave Mode. <Default>
(5) Setting in External Master Mode.
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(1) PLL Master Mode
* Connect PORT4 (DSP) with DSP.
In this mode, use the PORT4(DSP). Nothing should be connected to the PORT1 (Opt-In). When an external clock is
input to the MCKI pin, MCKO, BICK and LRCK clocks are generated by an internal PLL circuit.
SET registers of the AK5703 to PLL Master Mode. Clock frequency should be set to the same as DSP’s specification.
Refer to the datasheet of the AK5703 for register definitions of the AK5703.
The figure below shows the PORT4 pin assignment.
PORT4
MCLK
GND
BICK
LRCK
GND
NC
SDTO
NC
VCC
SDTO, LRCK and BICK of PORT4 should be connected to SDTI, LRCK, BICK of the DSP. In case of supplying
MCKO clock P should be connected to MCLK.
(1-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
The master clock, 11.2896MHz, 12MHz, 12.288MHz, 13MHz, 13.5MHz, 19.2MHz, 24MHz, 26MHz or 27MHz
should be supplied from the MCLK pin of PORT4.
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(1-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
Output frequency (32fs/64fs/128fs) of BICK should be set by “BCKO1-0 bits” of the AK5703.
(1-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(1-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
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(2) PLL Slave Mode (PLL Reference Clock: MCKI pin)
* Connect PORT4 (DSP) with DSP.
In this mode, use the PORT4(DSP). Nothing should be connected to the PORT1 (Opt-In). A reference clock of PLL is
selected among the input clocks to the MCKI pin. MCKO clock is generated by an internal PLL circuit. BICK and
LRCK are input from DSP dividing by MCKO.
SET registers of the AK5703 to PLL Slave Mode (Reference Clock = MCKI). Clock frequency should be set to
the same as DSP’s specification. Refer to the datasheet of the AK5703 for register definitions of the AK5703.
The Figure below shows the PORT4 pin assignment.
PORT4
MCLK
GND
BICK
LRCK
GND
NC
SDTO
NC
VCC
JP9(MCKO) is input to DSP. SDTO, LRCK, BICK of PORT4 should be connected to SDTI, LRCK, BICK of the DSP.
(2-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(2-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
(2-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(2-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
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(3) PLL Slave Mode (PLL Reference Clock: BICK pin)
* Connect PORT4 (DSP) with DSP.
In this mode, use the PORT4(DSP). A reference clock of PLL is selected among the input clocks to the BICK pin. The
required clock to operate the AK5703 is generated by an internal PLL circuit.
SET registers of the AK5703 to PLL Slave Mode (Reference Clock = BICK). Clock frequency should be set to the
same as DSP’s specification. Refer to the datasheet of the AK5703 for register definitions of the AK5703.
The figure below shows the PORT4 pin assignment.
PORT4
MCLK
GND
BICK
GND
LRCK
NC
SDTO
NC
VCC
SDTO, LRCK, BICK of PORT4 should be connected to SDTI, LRCK, BICK of the DSP. In case of supplying MCKO
clock to the DSP, JP9 (MCKO) should be connected to MCLK.
(3-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(3-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
(3-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(3-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
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(4) EXT Slave Mode
(4-A) In case of using PORT4
* Connect PORT4 (DSP) with the DSP.
MCKI, BICK and LRCK should be supplied from PORT4. SET registers of the AK5703 to EXT Slave Mode . Refer to
the datasheet for register setting of the AK5703.
The figure below shows the PORT4 pin assignment.
PORT4
MCLK
GND
BICK
LRCK
GND
NC
SDTO
NC
VCC
SDTO, LRCK, BICK of PORT4 should be connected to SDTI, LRCK, BICK of the DSP.
(4-A-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(4-A-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
(4-A-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(4-A-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
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(4-B) In the case of using AK4118A. (Default)
*This mode is BICK=64fs, LRCK=1fs only.
In this mode, use the PORT1 (Opt-In). Nothing should be connected to the PORT4(DSP).
The clock of AK4118A use X’tal of X1. The signal of MCKO, BICK and LRCK outputted from the AK4118A is
inputted into AK5703.
(4-B-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(4-B-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
(4-B-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(4-B-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
(5)EXT Master Mode
* Connect PORT4 (DSP) with DSP.
When an external clock is input the MCKI, BICK and LRCK are generated by the clock divider of the AK5703.
SET registers of the AK5703 to EXT Master Mode. Refer to the datasheet of the AK5703 for register definitions of the
AK5703.
The figure below shows the PORT4 pin assignment.
PORT4
MCLK
GND
BICK
LRCK
GND
NC
SDTO
NC
VCC
SDTO, LRCK, BICK of PORT4 should be connected to SDTI, LRCK, BICK of the DSP.
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(5-1) Set up jumper pins of MCKI clock
JP11
MCKI
DIR
EXT
(5-2) Set up jumper pins of BICK clock
JP13
BICK
DIR
EXT
(5-3) Set up jumper pins of LRCK clock
JP12
LRCK
DIR
EXT
(5-4) Set up jumper pins of SDTO
Select the output data from SDTO.
JP14
SDTO
JP14
SDTO
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOA.
SDTOA
SDTOB
In case that signal is output from SDTOB.
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■ DIP Switch Setting
[S1]: Mode setting of the AK4118A.
ON is “H”, OFF is “L”.
No.
1
2
Mode
DIF1
DIF0
1
2
3
4
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
Name
DIF0
DIF1
ON (“H”)
OFF (“L”)
AK4118A Audio Format Setting
See Table 4.
Table 2. Mode Setting of the AK4118A
Default
H
L
LRCK
BICK
I/O
I/O
24bit, Left justified
24bit, Left justified
H/L
O
64fs
O
24bit, I2S
24bit, I2S
L/H
O
64fs
O
24bit, Left justified
24bit, Left justified
H/L
I
64 -128fs
I
24bit, I2S
24bit, I2S
L/H
I
64 -128fs
I
Table 3. AK4118A Audio Interface Format Setting
DAUX
SDTO
Default
■ Jumper Pin Setting
JP17 (CCLK/SCL): CCLK/SCL of the AK5703
SHORT : < Default >
■ Toggle SW Function
*Upper-side is “H” and lower-side is “L”.
[SW1] (RESET):Power control of the AK5703. Keep “H” during normal operation.
The AK5703 must be reset after the power supplies are applied.
■ Serial Control
It is possible to control the AKD5703-B via general USB port. Connect a cable with the USB connection (PORT3)
on the board and PC.
R26
I2C
Open
Short
Short
Mode
3-wire
CAD0=0
I2C
CAD0=1
R23
JP17
JP10
CAD0
CCLK/SCL CSN/CAD0 CDTIO/SDA
Open
Short
CSN
CDTIO
Short
Short
CAD0
SDA
Open
Short
CAD0
SDA
Table 4. Serial Control Setting
Default
Set up jumper pins of JP10
JP10
JP10
SCIF
SCIF
I2C
3WIRE
I2C
3WIRE
In case that control is 3-wire.
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■ Analog Input/Output Circuits
(1) Single-ended Input Circuit<Default>
3
J1
MIC-IN1
RIN1
2
1
LIN1
3
J2
MIC-IN2
RIN2
2
1
LIN2
VSS1
Figure 2. LIN1/RIN1, LIN2/RIN2 Input Circuits
LIN1 and RIN1 are input to J1. LIN2 and RIN2 are input to J2.
JP1
JP2
JP3
JP4
LIN1-single
RIN1-single
LIN2-single
RIN2-single
JP5
JP6
JP7
JP8
MP-LIN1
MP-RIN1
MP-LIN2
MP-RIN2
When the Mic Power for MPWRA is not used, JP5 and JP6 should be set to open.
When the Mic Power for MPWRB is not used, JP7 and JP8 should be set to open.
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(2) Differential Input Circuit
TP3
LINA+
C10
0.1u
TP7
LINB+
LINA+
C8
1n
LINB+
C16
1n
VSS1
TP4
LINA-
C18
0.1u
VSS1
C11
0.1u
TP8
LINB-
C19
0.1u
LINAC9
1n
R6
open
LINB-
JP1
LIN1-single
C17
1n
R10
open
VSS1
TP5
RINA+
VSS1
C14
0.1u
TP9
RINB+
RINA+
C12
1n
C22
0.1u
RINB+
C20
1n
VSS1
TP6
RINA-
JP3
LIN2-single
VSS1
C15
0.1u
TP10
RINB-
C23
0.1u
RINAC13
1n
R8
open
RINB-
JP2
RIN1-single
C21
1n
VSS1
R12
open
JP4
RIN2-single
VSS1
Figure 3. LINA+/RINA-, LINB+/RINB- Input Circuit
Input LINA+/- to TP3 and TP4.
Input RINA+/- to TP5 and TP6.
Input LINB+/- to TP7 and TP8.
Input RINB+/- to TP9 and TP10.
JP1
LIN1-single
JP2
JP3
JP4
RIN1-single
LIN2-single
RIN2-single
JP7
JP8
MP-LIN2
MP-RIN2
JP7
JP8
MP-LIN2
MP-RIN2
(2-1)In the case of using Mic Power.
R6, R8, R10 and R12 should be mounted 2.2k ohms.
JP5
JP6
MP-LIN1
MP-RIN1
(2-2)In the case of not using Mic Power.
R6, R8, R10 and R12 should be set to open.
JP5
JP6
MP-LIN1
MP-RIN1
 AKM assumes no responsibility for the trouble when using the above circuit examples.
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2. Control Software Manual
■ Evaluation Board and Control Software Settings
1. Set up the evaluation board as needed, according to the previous terms.
2. Connect the evaluation board and PC with a USB cable.
3. The USB control is recognized as HID (Human Interface Device) on the PC
4. Double-click the icon “akd5703-b.exe” to open the control program.(Note 1)
When the screen does not display “AKDUSBIF-B” at bottom left, reconnect the PC and the USB cable, and push the
[Port Reset] button.
5. Begin evaluation by following the procedure below.
Figure 4. Window of Control Soft
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■ Operation Overview
Function and Register map are controlled by this control software. These controls may be selected by the upper tabs.
Frequently used Buttons, such as the register initializing button “Write Default”, are located outside of the switching tab
window. Refer to the “■ Dialog Box” section for details of each dialog box setting.
1. [Port Reset]: Resets the connection to PC.
Click this button when connecting USB cable after the control software set up.
2. [Write Default]: Register Initialization.
When the device is reset by a hardware reset, use this button to initialize the registers.
3. [All Write]: Executes write commands for all registers displayed.
4. [All Read]: Executes read commands for all registers displayed.
5. [Save]: Saves current register settings to a file
6. [Load]: Executes data write from a saved file.
7. [All Reg Write]: “All Reg Write” dialog box pops up.
8. [Data R/W]: “Data R/W” dialog box pops up.
9. [Sequence]: “Sequence” dialog box pops up.
10. [Sequence(File)]:“Sequence(File)” dialog box pops up.
11. [Read]: Reads current register settings and displays to the register area (on the right of the main window).
This is different from [All Read] button as it does not reflect to the register map. It only displays register
values in hexadecimal numbers.
12. [Dummy Command]: Executes dummy command. (Note 1)
Note 1. After power up the evaluation board, put SW1 to “L” to power down the AK5703,
and return to “H” to release the power-down state. Then, an initialization must be executed
by pressing the Dummy Command button.
Since “Dummy Command” is executed in the following operations, clicking the “Dummy Command” button is
not necessary when executing these operations.
(1) First Read or Write Command after control soft stating.
(2) First Read or Write Command after “Port Reset”.
(3) “Write Default”
(4) “All Write”
(5) “All Read”
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■ Tab Functions (Note 1)
1. [Function] Tab: Function Control
When a button in the “Function” frame is clicked, a sequential process is executed.
When other button is clicked, the setting dialog opens.
Refer to the “■ Dialog Box” section for details of each dialog box setting.
Figure 5. [ Function ] Window
[Function] button
: Executes a sequential process shown on each button. (Refer to 1- 1. [Function] Button)
Setting dialog button : Opens a setting dialog. (Refer to 1- 2. Setting Dialog Button)
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1- 1. [Function] Button
Figure 6. [ Function ] Button
A function button executes the sequence process shown on the each button and updates several registers.
These functions are mainly for path settings.
Function Name
Single_End_MIC_In
Input
LIN1(2),
RIN1(2)
LINA(B)+/-,
RINA(B)+/LIN1(2),
RIN1(2)
Output
SDTOA(B)
Single_End_MIC_IN
and HPF/ALC
Description
Single-ended Input
(MIC)
Full-differential Input
(MIC)
Single-ended Input
(MIC) & HPF & ALC
Differential_MIC_In
and HPF/ALC
Full-differential Input
(MIC) & HPF & ALC
LINA(B)+/-,
RINA(B)+/-
SDTOA(B)
Single_End_Line_In
Single-ended Input
(Line)
Differential_MIC_In
SDTOA(B)
SDTOA(B)
LIN1(2),
SDTOA(B)
RIN1(2)
Table 5. Sequence Process Setting
Path
LIN1(2),RIN1(2)→MIC-AMP(+30d
B)→ADC→VOL→SDTOA(B)
LINA(B)+/-,RINA(B)+/-→MIC-AM
P(+30dB)→ADC→SDTOA(B)
LIN1(2),RIN1(2)→MIC-AMP(+18d
B)→ADC→VOL/HPF/ALC→SDTO
A(B)
LINA(B)+/-,RINA(B)+/-→MIC-AM
P(+18dB)→ADC→VOL/HPF/ALC
→SDTOA(B)
LIN1(2),RIN1(2)→MIC-AMP(+0dB
)→ADC→VOL→SDTOA(B)
* The setting of Clock mode and I/F mode are hold. The default values are as follows.
Clock mode
: EXT mode (slave)
I/F mode
: I2S
Sampling Frequency : 44.1 kHz
1- 2. Setting Dialog Button
Figure 7. Setting Dialog button
[Power Management MIC Input] button : Opens “Power Management & MIC Input” dialog box.
[System Clock Audio I/F] button
: Opens “System Clock & Audio I/F” dialog box.
[Data Output Delay] button
: Opens “Programmable Output Data Delay” dialog box.
[ALC Setting] button
: Opens “ALC Setting” dialog box.
[Digital Filter Setting] button
: Opens “Filter Setting” dialog box.
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2. [REG] Tab: Register Map
This tab is for register read and write.
Each bit on the register map is a push-button switch.
Button Down indicates “1” and the bit name is shown in red (when read-only the name is shown in dark red).
Button Up indicates “0” and the bit name is shown in blue (when read-only the name is shown in gray)
Grayed out registers are Read-Only registers. They cannot be controlled.
The registers which are not defined on the datasheet are indicated as “---”.
Figure 8. [ REG] Window
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2-1. [Write]: Data Write Dialog
Select the [Write] button located on the right of the each corresponding address when changing two or more bits
on the same address simultaneously.
Click the [Write] button located on the right of the each corresponded address for a pop-up dialog box.
When the checkbox next to the register is checked, the data will become “1”. When the checkbox is not checked,
the data will become “0”.
Click [OK] to write the set values to the registers, or click [Cancel] to cancel this setting.
Figure 9. [ Register Set ] Window
2-2. [Read]: Data Read
Click the [Read] button located on the right of the each corresponding address to execute a register read.
The current register value will be displayed in the register window as well as in the upper right hand DEBUG
window.
Button Down indicates “1” and the bit name is shown in red (when read-only the name is shown in dark red).
Button Up indicates “0” and the bit name is shown in blue (when read-only the name is shown in gray)
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■Dialog Box
1. [Save]: [Save Address of Register] Dialog Box
Click the [Save] button in the main window for save address setting dialog box.
Figure 10. [ Save ] Window
[All Address] check box
[Start Address] edit box
[End Address] edit box
[OK] button
[Cancel] button
: When the [All Address] checkbox is checked, all register settings will be saved.
: When the [All Address] check box is not checked, set starts register address to save.
: When the [All Address] check box is not checked, set end register address to save.
: Selects a file to save and saves register settings.
: Cancel and finish this process.
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2. [All Reg Write]: [All Register Write] Dialog Box
Click the [All Reg Write] button in the main window to open register setting file window show below.
Register setting files saved by the [SAVE] button may be applied.
Figure 11. [ All Reg Write ] Window
[Open (left)] button
[Write] button
[Help] button
[Save] button
[Open (right)] button
[Close] button
[All Write]
[Start] button
[Stop] button
[Interval time]
[Current No]
: Selects a register setting file (*.akr).
: Executes register write with selected file setting.
: Opens a help window.
: Saves a register setting file assignment. File name is “*.mar”
: Opens a saved register setting file assignment “*. mar”.
: Closes the dialog box and finish the process.
: Executes all register write.
Selected files are executed in descending order.
: Start the register writing.
: Stop the register writing.
: Set interval time to start next register setting file. (5msec ~ 10,000msec)
: The file number which is being processed is displayed. (File number is assigned 1-10 from
top to bottom.)
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～ Operating Suggestions ～
1. Files saved by the [Save] button and opened by the [Open] button on the right of the dialog “*.mar” should be
stored in the same folder.
2. When register settings are changed by the [Save] button in the main window, re-read the file to reflect new
register settings.
3. [Data R/W]: [Data Read/Write] Dialog Box
Click the [Data R/W] button in the main window for data read/write dialog box.
Data is written to the specified address.
Figure 12. [ Data R/W ] Window
[Address] box : Input data write address in hexadecimal numbers.
[Data] box
: Input write data in hexadecimal numbers.
[Mask] box
: Input mask data in hexadecimal numbers.
This value “ANDed” with the write data becomes the input data. Data is changed when
corresponding mask bit is “1”.
The bits which corresponding Mask bit = “0” are not changed. At this time, data read is not
executed, and the storage data of this software is used. “Write Default” must be executed after
power up the AK5703 or when the AK5703 is reset by the PDN pin since the storage data and
register values are different.
[Write] button : Writes the data generated from Data and Mask values to the address specified by “Address” box.
(Note 2)
[Read] button : Reads data from the address specified by “Address” box. (Note 2)
The result will be shown in the Read Data Box in hexadecimal numbers.
[Close] button : Closes the dialog box and finishes the process.
Data write will not be executed unless [Write] is clicked.
Note 2. The register map will be updated after executing [Write] or [Read] commands.
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4. [Sequence]: [Sequence] Dialog Box
Click the [Sequence] button in the main window to open register sequence setting dialog box.
Register sequence can be set in this dialog box.
Figure 13. [ Sequence ] Window
～ Sequence Setting ～
Set register sequence according to the following process.
1.
Select a command
Use [Select] pull-down box to choose commands.
Corresponding boxes will be valid.
< Select items >
No_use
Register
Reg(Mask)
Interval
Stop
End
: Not using this address
: Register write
: Register write (Masked)
: Takes an interval
: Pauses the sequence
: Ends the sequence
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2.
Input sequence
[Address] : Data address
[Data]
: Write data
[Mask]
: Mask
This value “ANDed” with the write data becomes the input data. The bits which corresponding
Mask bit = “0” are not changed. At this time, data read is not executed, and the storage data of this
software is used. “Write Default” must be executed after power up the AK5703 or when the
AK5703 is reset by the PDN pin since the storage data and register values are different.
This is the actual write data.
When Mask = 0x00, current setting is hold.
When Mask = 0xFF, the 8bit data which is set in the [Data] box is written.
When Mask = 0x0F, lower 4bit data which is set in the [Data] box is written.
Upper 4bit is hold to current setting.
[Interval] : Interval time
Valid boxes for each process command are shown bellow.
No_use
: None
Register
: [ Address ], [ Data ], [ Interval ]
Reg(Mask) : [ Address ], [ Data ], [ Mask ], [ Interval ]
Interval
: [ Interval ]
Stop
: None
End
: None
~ Control Buttons ~
Functions of Control Button is shown below.
[DEL] button
: Checked step is deleted.
[INS] button
: The last deleted step is inserted to checked step.
[Start Step] select : Select start step.
No.1 Step
: Start from No.1 step.
Checked Step : Start from checked step.
[Start] button
: Executes the sequence.
[Stop] button
: Stops the sequence.
[Help] button
: Opens a help window.
[Save] button
: Saves sequence settings as a file. The file name is “*.aks”.
[Open] button
: Opens a sequence setting file “*.aks”.
[Close] button : Closes the dialog box and finishes the process.
~ Stop of the Sequence ~
When “Stop” is selected in the sequence, the process is paused at this step and restart step number is checked.
It starts again from the checked step by clicking the [Start] button. When the process at the end of sequence is
finished, “Step No.1” of [start step] is selected automatically.
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5. [Sequence(File)]: [Sequence by *.aks file] Dialog Box
Click the [Sequence (File)] button to open sequence setting file dialog box shown below.
Files saved in the “Sequence setting dialog” can be applied in this dialog.
Figure 14. [ Sequence(File) ] Window
[Open (left)] button
[Start] button
[Start All] button
: Opens a sequence setting file (*.aks)
: Executes the sequence by the setting of selected file.
: Executes all sequence settings.
Selected files are executed in descending order.
[Stop] button
: Stops the sequence process.
[Help] button
: Opens a help window.
[Save] button
: Saves a sequence setting file assignment. The file name is “*.mas”.
[Open (right)] button : Opens a saved sequence setting file assignment “*. mas”.
[Close] button
: Closes the dialog box and finishes the process.
~ Operating Suggestions ~
1. Those files saved by [Save] button and opened by [Open] button on the right of the dialog “*.mas” should be
stored in the same folder.
2. When “Stop” is selected in the sequence, the process will be paused and a pop-up message will appear. Click
“OK” to continue the process.
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Figure 15. [ Sequence Pause ] Window
6. [Power Management MIC Input]: [Power Management & MIC Input] Dialog Box
Click the [Power Management MIC Input] button in the main window to open power management and MIC input
setting dialog box.
MIC / Line input, ADC, MIC gain and sensitivity setting are available.
The settings on this dialog are interlocked with the settings on register map.
(Refer to the datasheet for register definitions.)
Figure 16. [ Power Management MIC Input ] Window
When PMADxL/R (x = A or B) button is set to ON, PMVCM bit is set to “1”automatically. Note that PMVCM bit does
not return to “0” when PMADxL/R button is set to OFF.
When MIXx checkbox is checked, PMADxL/R and PMVCM bit are set to “1” automatically. Note that PMADxL/R and
PMVCM bits will not return to “0” when the MIXx box is unchecked. These bits should be set on the register map.
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~ Gain Control by Slider ~
The volume can also be changed by slider.
When a value is input in the edit box, the slide bar is moved to the value that selected by the edit box.
Use the mouse or arrow keys on the keyboard for small adjustments.
Slide bar is
moved to the
selected value.
The value which can be set
up is chosen automatically.
Figure 17. Volume Slider Control
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7. [System Clock Audio I/F]: [System Clock & Audio I/F] Dialog Box
Click the [System Clock Audio I/F] button in the main window to open system clock and Audio I/F setting dialog.
The settings on this dialog are interlocked with the settings on register map.
(Refer to the datasheet for register definitions.)
Figure 18. [ System Clock Audio I/F ] Window
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8. [Data Output Delay]: [Programmable Output Delay] Dialog Box
Click the [Data Output Delay] button in the main window for setting output data delay.
The delay amount of output data is controlled in this dialog.
The settings on this dialog are interlocked with the settings on register map.
(Refer to the datasheet for register definitions.)
Figure 19. [Data Output Delay] Window
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9. [ALC Setting]: [ALC Setting] Dialog Box
Click the [ALC Setting] button in the main window for ALC setting.
ALC parameters are controlled in this dialog.
The settings on this dialog are interlocked with the settings on register map.
(Refer to the datasheet for register definitions.)
Figure 20. [ALC Setting] Window
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10. [Digital Filter]: [Filter Setting] Dialog Box
Click the [Digital Filter] button in the main window for Digital Filter setting.
Coefficient and frequency of digital filter are calculated on this dialog.
(Refer to the datasheet for register definitions.)
Figure 21. [Digital Filter] Window
[Register Setting] button
[F Response] button
[Coefficient Write] button
[Reg Map to Fc/Plot] check box
[Close] button
: Opens the register setting dialog.
Register writes of a filter factor are also executed.
: Opens the frequency response plot dialog [Filter Plot].
Register writes of a filter factor are also executed.
: Calculation of all the filters and coefficient writing are performed.
: When [Reg Map to Fc/Plot] is checked, the coefficient currently written in
the register map is reflected to each parameter.
Gain of HPF and LPF needs to be set to 1.0. When carrying out coefficient
writing by [Coefficient Write] etc. on this dialog, Gain of HPF and LPF is
always 1.0.
: Closes the dialog box and finishes the process.
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10-1. Parameter Setting
Setting the parameter of each filter
Parameter
Function
Sampling Rate
Sampling Frequency(fs)
HPF
HPF1 Cut Off Frequency
HPF2 Cut Off Frequency
LPF
Cut Off Frequency
High Pass Filter 1 Cut Off Frequency
High Pass Filter 2 Cut Off Frequency
Setting Range
8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24,
32, 44.1, or 48kHz
3.4×fs/44.1 ~219.3×fs/44.1 (kHz)
fc/fs 0.0001
Low Pass Filter Cut Off Frequency
Table 6. Parameter Setting of [Filter Setting]
fc/fs 0.05
Set up ON/OFF of a filter with the check button in [Filter ON/OFF Control]."
The filter is ON when the check box is checked.
Figure 22. Filter ON/OFF Check Box
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10-2. [Register Setting]: [Register Setting for Filter] Dialog Box
Click the [Register Setting] button in the filter setting window to open the register setting dialog box shown below.
An error message is displayed when a value which is out of a setting range is written, and a calculation of register
setting is carried out.
Figure 23. [ Register Setting for Filter ] Window
In the following cases, a register set value is updated.
1. When the [Register Setting] button is clicked.
2. When the [F Response] button is clicked.
3. When the [Coefficient Write] button is clicked.
4. When the [UpDate] button on a frequency characteristic display window is clicked.
5. When the Enter key or the Tab key is pressed after setting each parameter.
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10-3. [F Response]: [Filter Plot] Dialog Box
Click the [F Response] button in the filter setting window to open the filter post dialog box show below.
Filter frequency response of the AK5703 is displayed according to current value of the filter.
Figure 24. [ F Response ] Window
[Frequency Range] edit box
[Update] button
[Gain/Phase] select
[Log View] check button
[Close] button
: The width of the frequency display is specified.
: Redraws the filter characteristics.
: “Gain/Phase” display switch.
: “Linear/Log” display switch.
: Closes the dialog box and ends the process.
~ Adjustment of a vertical range ~
1. [Y-axis Ref] edit box
2. [Vertical slide]
3. [Horizontal slide]
: Sets the center value of Y-axis.
: Moves center reference of the Y-axis.
: Adjusts scale of the Y-axis.
(left: shrink, right: expand)
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MEASUREMENT RESULTS
[Measurement Conditions]
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
Measurement unit
MCKI
BICK
fs
Bit
Measurement Mode
Power Supply
Input Frequency
Measurement Frequency
Temperature
: Audio Precision, System two Cascade
: 256fs (11.2896MHz)
: 64fs
: 44.1kHz
: 24bit
: EXT Slave Mode
: AVDD=TVDD= 3.0V, DVDD=1.8V
: 1kHz
: 20 ~ 20kHz
: Room
[Measurement Results]
Result
Lch
Rch
ADC: LIN1/RIN1 → ADCA → IVOL, IVOL=0dB, ALC=OFF → SDTOA
MGAIN = +30dB
S/(N+D)
fs=44.1kHz, BW=20kHz
80.6
80.4
(-1dBFS)
DR
(-60dBFS, A-Weighted)
84.4
84.4
S/N
(A-weighted)
84.4
84.4
MGAIN = 0dB
S/(N+D)
fs=44.1kHz, BW=20kHz
86.5
86.7
(-1dBFS)
DR
(-60dBFS, A-Weighted)
96.3
96.1
S/N
(A-weighted)
96.3
96.2
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dB
dB
dB
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1. ADC (LIN1/RIN1  ADCA) (+30dB)
AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 25. FFT (Input level= -1dBFS)
AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-60dBFS]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
Hz
Figure 26. FFT (Input level= -60dBFS)
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AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[No Input]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 27. FFT (No Signal)
AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Level (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[fin=1kHz]
-50
-55
-60
d
B
F
S
-65
-70
-75
-80
-85
-90
-120
-100
-80
-60
-40
-20
+0
dBr
Figure 28. THD+N vs. Input Level
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AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Frequency (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-50
-55
-60
-65
d
B
F
S
-70
-75
-80
-85
-90
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 29. THD+N vs. Input Frequency (C10 and C14: Ceramic Capacitor)
In this case, a ceramic capacitor is used on the LIN1 and RIN1 pins of the AKD5703-B. The performance of the ceramic
capacitor is not so good on a low frequency signal. Refer to Figure 30 about the performance of the AK5703.
AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Frequency (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-50
-55
-60
d
B
F
S
-65
-70
-75
-80
-85
-90
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 30. THD+N vs. Input Frequency(C10 and C14 : Electrolytic Capacitor)
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AK5703 Linearity (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[fin=1kHz]
+0
T
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-120
-100
-80
-60
-40
-20
+0
dBr
Figure 31. Linearity
AK5703 Frequency Response (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
+0
-0.5
-1
d
B
F
S
-1.5
-2
-2.5
-3
5k
10k
15k
20k
Hz
Figure 32. Frequency Response
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AK5703 Crosstalk (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-50
TTTTTTTTTTT
TT
TT
TTTTTTT
TT
TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTT
T
T
-60
-70
-80
d
B
-90
-100
-110
-120
-130
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 33. Crosstalk
2.ADC (LIN1/RIN1  ADCA) (+0dB)
AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
Hz
Figure 34. FFT (Input level= -1dBFS)
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AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-60dBFS]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 35. FFT (Input level= -60dBFS)
AK5703 FFT (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[No Input]
+0
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-140
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
Hz
Figure 36. FFT (No Signal)
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AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Level (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[fin=1kHz]
-60
-65
-70
-75
d
B
F
S
-80
-85
-90
-95
-100
-120
-100
-80
-60
-40
-20
+0
dBr
Figure 37. THD+N vs. Input Level
AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Frequency (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-40
-50
-60
d
B
F
S
-70
-80
-90
-100
-110
-120
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 38. THD+N vs. Input Frequency (C10 and C14: Ceramic Capacitor)
In this case, a ceramic capacitor is used on the LIN1 and RIN1 pins of the AKD5703-B. The performance of a ceramic
capacitor is not so good on a low frequency signal. Refer to Figure 39 about the performance of the AK5703.
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AK5703 THD+N vs. Input Frequency (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-40
-50
-60
d
B
F
S
-70
-80
-90
-100
-110
-120
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 39. THD+N vs. Input Frequency(C10 and C14 : Electrolytic Capacitor)
AK5703 Linearity (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[fin=1kHz]
+0
T
-20
-40
d
B
F
S
-60
-80
-100
-120
-120
-100
-80
-60
-40
-20
+0
dBr
Figure 40. Linearity
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AK5703 Frequency Response (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
+0
-0.5
-1
d
B
F
S
-1.5
-2
-2.5
-3
5k
10k
15k
20k
Hz
Figure 41. Frequency Response
AK5703 Crosstalk (LIN1/RIN1=>ADCA)
[-1dBFS]
-70
-80
-90
-100
d
B
-110
-120
-130
-140
-150
20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k 20k
Hz
Figure 42. Crosstalk
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Revision History
Date
13/02/12
Manual
Revision
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Board
Revision
0
Reason
Contents
First Edition
IMPORTANT NOTICE
 These products and their specifications are subject to change without notice.
When you consider any use or application of these products, please make inquiries the sales office of Asahi Kasei
Microdevices Corporation (AKM) or authorized distributors as to current status of the products.
 Descriptions of external circuits, application circuits, software and other related information contained in this
document are provided only to illustrate the operation and application examples of the semiconductor products. You
are fully responsible for the incorporation of these external circuits, application circuits, software and other related
information in the design of your equipments. AKM assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred by you or third
parties arising from the use of these information herein. AKM assumes no liability for infringement of any patent,
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 AKM products are neither intended nor authorized for use as critical components Note1) in any safety, life support, or
other hazard related device or systemNote2), and AKM assumes no responsibility for such use, except for the use
approved with the express written consent by Representative Director of AKM. As used here:
Note1) A critical component is one whose failure to function or perform may reasonably be expected to result,
whether directly or indirectly, in the loss of the safety or effectiveness of the device or system containing it, and
which must therefore meet very high standards of performance and reliability.
Note2) A hazard related device or system is one designed or intended for life support or maintenance of safety or
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5
4
3
2
1
USBGND USB5V
T1
TA48018BF
REG1
IN
+5V
TP1
1.8V
OUT
GND
R1 0
DVDD
C3+
0.1u
C2
0.1u
R4 open
C4
47u
R3 5.1
D
T2
TA48M03F
IN
+
GND1
C1
47u
L1 10u
TP2
3.0V
OUT
GND
C6+
0.1u
C5
0.1u
GND
D
TVDD
VSS2
D3V
R2 0
TP12
VSS1
C7
47u
VSS1
JP1
LIN1-single
C9
1n
VSS1
C30
10u
C11 0.1u
C8
1n
C29
0.1u
VSS1
C20
1n
CCLK/SCL 15
16
CSN/SDA
17
I2C
18
19
VSS1
20
SDTOA
LIN2/LINB+
LINB-
SDTOB
MCKO
VSS1
C24
1u
C21
1n
I2C
CDTIO
3WIRE
JP10
SCIF
C
JP17
CCLK/SCL
C23 0.1u
JP4
RIN2-single
C25
C27
0.1u
0.1u
+
VSS1
VSS1
MCKI
LRCK
R16
51
11
BICK
R15
51
10
SDTOA
9
SDTOB
8
JP9
MCKO
VSS2
R13
51
PDN
C26
10u
C28
10u
TP11
VSS2
TVDD
VSS2
A
B
R14
51
+
C22 0.1u
R12
open
R19
51
TP15
CCLK/SCL
R17
51
12
TVDD
28
BICK
MPWRB
1
JP8
MP-RIN2
R11
2.2k
TP14
CDTIO/CAD0
R18
51
13
7
C19 0.1u
JP3
LIN2-single
C17
1n
VSS1
TP9
RINB+
TP10
RINB-
27
AK5703EN
MRF
VSS2
VSS1
26
C18 0.1u
R10
open
R20
51
CSN
VSS2
LRCK
U1
6
VSS1
25
MPWRA
DVDD
24
C31
1u
5
C16
1n
TP13
CSN/SDA
14
MCKI
PDN
VSS1
RIN1/RINA+
4
VSS1
TP7
LINB+
TP8
LINB-
R9
2.2k
R21
51
R23
open
CDTIO/CAD0
VCOM
C14 0.1u
JP7
MP-LIN2
2
1
23
3
C12
1n
R7
2.2k
3
J2
MIC-IN2
VSS2
C15 0.1u
JP6 MP-RIN1
B
RINA-
LINA-
21
22
RINB-
2
1
VSS1
2
3
J1
MIC-IN1
C13
1n
LIN1/LINA+
JP2
RIN1-single
TP6
RINATP5
RINA+
R22
4.7k
CCLK
JP5 MP-LIN1
R8
open
R24
4.7k
R27
4.7k
AVDD
R5
2.2k
C10 0.1u
RIN2/RINB+
C
R6
open
R25
4.7k
+
TP4
LINATP3
LINA+
TVDD
R26
open
VSS2
A
DVDD
Title
AKD5703-B
Size
- 44 5
4
3
A3
Date:
2
Document Number
Rev
0
AK5703
Thursday, November 29, 2012Sheet
1
1
of
3
5
4
3
2
1
PORT2
DIR
1
D3V
C33
0.1u
JP11
MCKI
MCKI
VCC
IN
EXT
C37
10u
26
DIR
JP13
BICK
27
EXT
28
C38
5p
C40
0.1u
13
14
NC/GP1
15
TX0/GP2
16
TX1/GP3
TVDD
11
10
9
DIF1/RX6
CM1/CDTI/SDA
TEST2
OCKS1/CCLK/SCL
DIF0/RX5
OCKS0/CSN/CAD0
NC
4
3
7
S1
6
H (ON)
SW DIP-2
L(OFF)
1
2
5
4
3
R32
47k
2
R33
47k
B
RX3
1
48
VSS4
47
RX2
46
TEST1
45
44
VSS3
41
RX1
IPS0/RX4
VCOM
INT0
8
C43
0.47u
C41 0.1u
+
2
SW1
RESET
17
CM0/CDTO/CAD1
37
A
VSS1
R31
10k
1
3
H
DIF2/RX7
PDN
INT1
K
36
IPS1/IIC
U2
AK4118A
XTI
40
35
L
12
DIF0
DIF1
XTO
R
34
R30
10k
BOUT/GP4
P/SN
39
33
D1
HSU119
18
DAUX
AVDD
32
B
19
XTL0
38
1
31
PDN
COUT/GP5
DVDD
MCKO2
NC
29
30
X1
11.2896MHz
USB-PDN
UOUT/GP6
20
21
22
VSS2
XTL1
C39
5p
R29 2.2k
VIN/GP0
C
2
JP14
SDTO
C
C34
0.1u
BICK
43
SDTOB
SDTO
RX0
SDTOA
SDTOB
C36
0.1u
42
SDTOA
MCKO1
25
DSP
BICK
23
PORT4
2 GND
4 GND
6
8
10
24
1
3
5
7
9
LRCK
EXT
MCLK
BICK
LRCK
SDTO
+
LRCK
+
DIR
JP12
LRCK
D
OPT-OUT
C35
10u
VOUT/GP7
D
GND
2
3
C42
10u
R28 470
C32
0.1u
PORT1
1
2
3
OUT
GND
VCC
OPT-IN
A
A
Title
AKD5703-B
- 45 -
Size
A3
Date:
5
4
3
2
Document Number
Rev
0
DIR/DIT
Thursday, November 22,
2012Sheet
1
2
of
3
5
4
3
2
1
GND
ID
D+
DVBUS
PORT3
USB Connector
5
4
3
2
1
T3
TA48M03F
JP15
USB5V
USB5V
D
IN
C45
0.1u
OUT
GND
C46
10u
D
+
C44
1u
USBGND
RC7/RX/DT/SDO
C
2
RD4/SPP4
3
4
5
7
34
NC/ICPORTS
35
RD6/SPP6/P1C
OSC1/CLKI
VSS1
U3
PIC18F4550
VDD1
VDD0
RE1/AN6/CK2SPP
RB1/AN10/INT1/SCK/SCL
RE0/AN5/CK1SPP
C53 22p
31
XTO
30
XTI
X2
20MHz
C52 22p
29
C50
0.1u
28
C51
10u
27
26
B
25
24
RA3/AN3/Vref+
23
22
RA1/AN1
20
19
RA4/T0CKI/C1OUT/RCV
32
R35
100k
C49
0.1u
VDD
1
MCLR
2
PGD
3
PGC
4
GND
5
JP16 PIC
A
RA0/AN0
MCLR_N/Vpp/RE3
18
RB7/KBI3/PGD
17
RB6/KBI2/PGC
RB5/KBI1/PGM
R34 4.7k
16
14
12
NC/ICCK/ICPGC
RB3/AN9/CPP2/VPO
15
11
RA5/AN4/SS_N/HLVDIN/C2OUT
RB4/AN11/KBI0/CSSPP
RB2/AN8/INT2/VMO
RA2/AN2/Vref-/CVref
10
RB0/AN12/INT0/FLT0/SDI/SDA
21
9
RE2/AN7/OESPP
NC/ICDT/ICPGD
+
8
B
OSC2/CLKO/RA6
VSS0
33
C
RC0/T1OSO/T13CKI
RD5/SPP5/P1B
13
C47
0.1u
NC/ICRST_N/ICVpp
RD7/SPP7/P1D
6
C48
10u
RC1/T1OSI/CCP2/UOE_N
36
RC2/CCP1/P1A
VUSB
37
38
RD0/SPP0
39
RD1/SPP1
40
RD2/SPP2
41
RD3/SPP3
42
RC4/D-/VM
RC5/D+/VP
43
44
RC6/TX/CK
1
C54
0.47u
R36
0
+
R37
0
A
CCLK
CDTIO
Title
AKD5703-B
CSN
USB-PDN
Size
- 46 5
4
3
A3
Date:
2
Document Number
Rev
0
Control I/F (USB)
Tuesday, November 20,
2012 Sheet
1
3
of
3
AK5703-B Silk Layer1
- 47 -
AK5703-B Silk Layer2
- 48 -
AK5703-B Pattern Layer1
- 49 -
AK5703-B Pattern Layer2
- 50 -