AKM AKD5367A-A Manual Download Page 2

  

[AKD5367A-A] 

<KM095000>  

2008/06 

 

- 2 - 

 

Operation Sequence 

 
    1) Set up the power supplies lines. (

Note 1

 

Connector 

name 

Connector 

color 

Voltage 

Used for 

Comment and attention 

Default

Setting

AVDD Orange 

+4.75~+5.25

AVDD for AK5367A, 
Regulator T1. 

This connector must be connected.  
 

+5V 

DVDD 

Red 

+3.0~+3.6V 

DVDD for AK5367A

This connector is used when DVDD of AK5367A is 
supplied from DVDD connector without regulator T1. 
In this case, JP2 should be open. (Default) 

+3.3V

CVDD 

Red 

+3.0~+3.6V 

CVDD for AK5367A

This connector is used when CVDD of AK5367A is 
supplied from CVDD connector without regulator T1. 
In this case, JP3 should be open. (Default) 

+3.3V

D3V Red 

+3.0~+3.6V 

AK4104,  
Logic circuit 

This connector is used when power of AK4104 and 
logic circuit is supplied from +3.3V connector without 
regulator T1. In this case, JP4 should be open. (Default)

+3.3V

AGND 

Black 

0V 

Analog ground 

This connector must be connected. 

0V 

DGND Black 

0V Digital 

ground 

This connector is used when DGND is supplied 
separately from AGND. In this case, JP1 should be 
open. (Default) 

0V 

Table 1. Power Supply Lines 

 
Note 1. Each supply line should be distributed from the power supply unit. 
 
 

   

2) Set up the evaluation mode, jumper pins and DIP switches.

 

(See the followings.)

 

   

3) Power on. 

 

The AK5367A and AK4104 should be reset once bringing SW1 and SW2 = “L” and return it to “H” to upon 

power-up. 

 
 

 

Evaluation Mode

 

 

(1) Slave mode 

 

When evaluating the AK5367A using the AK4104, the setting of the AK5367A’s audio interface format 
should be the same as the AK4104’s format. When the AK4104 is used, the audio interface format is the 
default setting of 16/24bit I2S compatible. Therefore, set DIF bit=”1” to agree with the AK4104’s format. 

 

(1-1) A/D evaluation using AK4104 DIT function 

 

PORT1 (DIT) is used. DIT generates audio bi-phase signal from received data and it is output through optical 
connector (TOTX141). It is possible to connect AKEMD’s D/A converter evaluation boards on the 
digital-amplifier. The clock can be generated from crystal oscillator X1 or be input from J11 (BNC) or PORT2 
(ROM). 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for AKD5367A-A

Page 1: ...K5367A Evaluation Board Cable for connecting with printer port of IBM AT compatible PC and control software are enclosed with board This control software does not support Windows NT FUNCTION DIT with...

Page 2: ...V Digital ground This connector is used when DGND is supplied separately from AGND In this case JP1 should be open Default 0V Table 1 Power Supply Lines Note 1 Each supply line should be distributed f...

Page 3: ...fs with JP11 and JP12 In this case please do not connect anything with PORT2 ROM JP10 CLK JP6 BICK JP7 MCLK XTL EXT JP8 XTE JP9 EXT JP5 LRCK Figure 3 Switch Setting when the MCLK is Input from BNC 1 1...

Page 4: ...RT2 ROM JP10 CLK JP6 BICK JP7 MCLK XTL EXT JP8 XTE JP9 EXT JP5 LRCK Figure 5 Switch Setting when the MCLK is Generated from Crystal Oscillator X1 2 1 2 The MCLK input from BNC Please set JP10 CLK EXT...

Page 5: ...000 2008 06 5 The analog to digital conversion data can be transmitted from PORT2 ROM The MCLK can be generated from crystal oscillator X1 or J11 BNC or PORT2 ROM Refer to 2 1 1 2 1 2 and 2 1 3 to set...

Page 6: ...D3V connector Default SHORT Supply from regulator T1 In this case D3V connector should be open 5 JP11 SBICK JP12 SLRCK Select MCLK frequency 256 MCLK 256fs 12 288MHz fs 48kHz Default 512 MCLK 512fs 2...

Page 7: ...ort C34 short R4 47k R5 47k C37 short C36 short R6 47k R7 47k C39 short C38 short R8 47k LIN1 J1 MR 552LS 2 3 1 LIN2 J3 MR 552LS 2 3 1 LIN3 J5 MR 552LS 2 3 1 C32 short LIN4 J7 MR 552LS 2 3 1 RIN1 J2 M...

Page 8: ...tion Flow Keep the following flow 1 Set up the control program according to explanation above 2 Click Port Reset button Explanation of Each Buttons 1 Port Reset Set up the USB interface board AKDUSBIF...

Page 9: ...367A click OK button If not click Cancel button 3 Function2 Dialog Dialog to evaluate ATT Address Box Input registers address in 2 figures of hexadecimal Start Data Box Input starts data in 2 figures...

Page 10: ...file name is akr Operation flow 1 Click Save Button 2 Set the file name and push Save Button The extension of file name is akr 4 2 Open The register setting data saved by Save is written to AK5367A T...

Page 11: ...val time Set 1 to the address of the step where the sequence should be paused 3 Click Start button Then this sequence is executed The sequence is paused at the step of Interval 1 Click START button th...

Page 12: ...A KM095000 2008 06 12 6 Function4 Dialog The sequence that is created on Function3 can be assigned to buttons and executed When F4 button is clicked the window as shown in Figure 11 opens Figure 11 F...

Page 13: ...ecuted 6 2 SAVE and OPEN buttons on right side SAVE The sequence file names can assign be saved The file name is ak4 OPEN The sequence file names assign that are saved in ak4 are loaded 6 3 Note 1 Thi...

Page 14: ...n and select the register setting file akr 2 Click WRITE button then the register setting is executed 7 2 SAVE and OPEN buttons on right side SAVE The register setting file names assign can be saved T...

Page 15: ...3ch L4ch R4ch ADC Analog Input Characteristics S N D Filter none fs 48kHz 1dBFS BW 20kHz fs 96kHz 1dBFS BW 40kHz 90 2 90 7 91 3 91 9 90 2 90 8 91 3 91 9 90 2 90 7 91 3 91 9 90 2 90 7 91 1 91 7 dB dB D...

Page 16: ...0 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 d B F S 140 0 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 dBr Figure 14 THD N vs Input Level AKM AK5367A THD N vs Input Frequency AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 48kHz MCLK 512fs 1dB...

Page 17: ...40 30 20 10 dBr 130 0 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 d B F S T T T T Figure 16 Linearity AKM AK5367A Frequency Response AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 48kHz MCLK 512fs 1dBFS input 2k 20k 4k 6k 8k...

Page 18: ...S input 120 50 115 110 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 d B 20 20k 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k Hz Figure 18 Crosstalk AKM AK5367A FFT AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 48kHz MCLK 512fs 1dBFS input 180 0 170...

Page 19: ...50 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 d B F S 20 20k 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k Hz Figure 20 FFT Plot AKM AK5367A FFT AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 48kHz MCLK 512fs No signal input 180 0 170...

Page 20: ...120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 dBr 120 70 115 110 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 d B F S Figure 22 THD N vs Input Level AKM AK5367A THD N vs Input Frequency AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 96kHz MCLK 256fs...

Page 21: ...130 0 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 d B F S T Figure 24 Linearity AKM AK5367A Frequency Response AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 96kHz MCLK 256fs 1dBFS input 2 5k 40k 5k 7 5k 10k 12 5k 15k 17 5k 20...

Page 22: ...put 40 40k 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k 20k Hz 120 50 115 110 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 d B Figure 26 Crosstalk AKM AK5367A FFT AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 96kHz MCLK 256fs 1dBFS input 40 40k 50...

Page 23: ...00 1k 2k 5k 10k 20k Hz 180 0 170 160 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 d B F S Figure 28 FFT Plot AKM AK5367A FFT AVDD 5V DVDD CVDD 3 3V fs 96kHz MCLK 256fs No signal input 40 40k 50...

Page 24: ...assumes no responsibility for such use except for the use approved with the express written consent by Representative Director of AKEMD As used here Note1 A critical component is one whose failure to...

Page 25: ...D IN 3 OUT 2 C6 0 1u C6 0 1u R11 open R11 open R13 51 R13 51 JP4 D3V_SEL JP4 D3V_SEL CN2 30pin_2 CN2 30pin_2 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 CN1 30pin_1 CN1 30pin_1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1...

Page 26: ...51 R40 51 PORT1 TOTX141 PORT1 TOTX141 GND 1 VCC 2 IN 3 R23 0 R23 0 R38 51 R38 51 C20 0 1u C20 0 1u SW1 5367_PDN SW1 5367_PDN 2 1 3 U4 74HC14 U4 74HC14 GND 7 1A 1 3A 5 5A 11 5Y 10 3Y 6 1Y 2 2Y 4 4Y 8 6...

Page 27: ...LIN3 LIN4 RIN1 RIN2 RIN3 RIN4 ROUT LOUT C40 22u C40 22u C39 short C39 short J2 MR 552LS J2 MR 552LS 2 3 1 C34 short C34 short R33 47k R33 47k C33 short C33 short C36 short C36 short J4 MR 552LS J4 MR...

Page 28: ...MHz X1 12 288MHz C29 0 1u C29 0 1u C18 0 1u C18 0 1u U3 74HCU04 U3 74HCU04 GND 7 1A 1 3A 5 5A 11 5Y 10 3Y 6 1Y 2 2Y 4 4Y 8 6Y 12 6A 13 4A 9 2A 3 VCC 14 U6 74LVC07 U6 74LVC07 1A 1 1Y 2 VCC 14 GND 7 2A...

Page 29: ...0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 R2 47k R2 47k R12 open R12 open C2 2 2u C2 2 2u AK5367A U1 AK5367A U1 VCOM 1 LIN1 2 RIN1 3 LIN2 4 RIN2 5 LIN3 6 RIN3 7 LIN4 8 SDA 22 SCL 23 SDTO 24 BICK 25 LRCK 27 MCLK...

Page 30: ......

Page 31: ......

Page 32: ......

Page 33: ......

Page 34: ......

Page 35: ......

Page 36: ......

Page 37: ......

Page 38: ......

Reviews: