unknown numbers schematic ADAU1442 evalboard
Hey,
I want to start designing my PCB for the DSP soon. I tried to understand whats happening around the DSP on my ADAU 1442 EvalBoard.
I found some numbers in brackets in the schematic that confuse me. You can see it at the picture "numbers". It comes from the userguide for the ADAU1442 EvalBoard (UG-032).
Can anyone help me.
Thanks,
Christian
I was pulled into several high-priority, time-critical projects at work over the past few weeks and unfortunately I had to de-prioritize my participation in the forum as a result. So, I apologize for making you wait so long for an answer. I am going to try to respond to everybody's questions within the next few days.
These numbers are leftover from the original schematic document, which was a single PDF file. The numbers in brackets refer to page numbers that the signal also appears on. For example, in the picture you attached, the SDATA_OUT signals have a [3,5] next to them. This means that they appear on pages 3 and 5 in that document. In the UG-032, these page numbers don't apply anymore, but the references stayed in because the graphics were copied directly from the original.
I have attached a PDF of the latest board revision for your reference.
I noticed that on the UG-32 and also the orig schematics that L15 is not labeled, and in UG-32 it is also not included on the BOM sheet; could you let me know what it is exactly or post an updated BOM?
Thanks!
-Andrew
echoskope wrote:
I noticed that on the UG-32 and also the orig schematics that L15 is not labeled, and in UG-32 it is also not included on the BOM sheet; could you let me know what it is exactly or post an updated BOM?
That is a standard ferrite bead. Here are the specs on the one we typically use, although I'm sure there are countless drop-in replacements.
Ferrite Bead 600 Ohm @ 100 MHz
Footprint: 0402
Height: 0.55 mm
Manufacturer: TDK Corp
Current rating: 300 mA
Vendor: Digi-Key
Vendor order number: 445-2162-1-ND
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