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ADAU1452 Eval Board Mounting/Enclosing

SigmaDSP & SigmaStudio TomCAnalog Jan 1, 2016 00:00 3 replies Original on forum ↗
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TomCAnalog Question
Jan 1, 2016 00:00

Hello:

I'm working on enclosing a ADAU1452 Eval board and have taken some mechanical measurements. I have not yet found a 'standard' enclosure so am pursuing a custom one that allow access to all 3 required board edges.

These may be of interest and perhaps others have information to share.

(I apologize, these may be quite crude and not too understandable! There seems to be some roundoff buildup.) Perhaps I'll later generate/post a sketch too.

I first started measuring in metric, but the measurements seemed 'nicer' in inches, thus my results:

Board dimensions: 3.1 x 5.3 inches

Top edge of board defined as edge with SPI connector, board viewed from adau component side:

Used bottom edge as reference

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jacks 0.2in diameter,

jack panel thickness, (- i.e the thickness of the enclosure that would allow the jack to be accessible): 0.1in MAX

input jacks 0.9inch from edge to center, 1.2 ctr to ctr

output jacks 0.6in from edge to center, 0.6 in ctr to ctr

audio jacks 0.175 below bd top surface

SPI jack center 1.52in to center from left edge, 0.25in from top edge

power 2.37 - 0.35/2 from board right, 0.325 below bd top surface

reset button 1.8 - 0.24/2 from left edge

1.25-0.24/2 from top edge

TOSlinks positions TBD

I hope this is helpful - if others have enclosure ideas to share, please do!

TomC

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DaveThib Reply
Jan 13, 2016 00:00

Hello Thomas,

This is good info for people.

I opened up the layout file to check a few things. I could not check everything you mentioned.

The dimensions in the file are in inches so you are correct to use inches.

The mounting hole centers are 200mils from each edge.

The input jack is 925 mils from bottom

1.22" center to center

First Output jack is 620 mils

Between jacks it is 610 mils

These are the dimensions I could quickly figure out.

So you were pretty close!

If you could do one other small thing. Could you change this post from a question to a discussion? I am not the moderator on this section of the forum so I cannot do that.

Thanks!

Dave T

TomCAnalog Reply
Jan 23, 2016 00:00

Davet:

Thanks again. Couldn't figure out how to change the status...

TomC

DaveThib Reply
Jan 25, 2016 00:00

Hello Tom,

Don't worry about it. People will still be able to find this with a search.

Thanks!

Dave T