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EV20F92A

 Serial Memory SPI 

Evaluation Kit User’s Guide

DS200066

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USB

RESET M EB

BOOTLOADER

JTAG

CONNECTOR PORT

Oscillator

USB BASE BO ARD

03-10682

R.M CNAM AR

24-FEB-17

+5V

3.3V POW ER CIRCUIT

VCCB: CONTROLLER SIDE

DAC &  UNITY G AIN AM PLIFIER

Reroute u5 power connection

VCCA: DUT SIDE
VCCA  <= VCCB

16 ADC

Note: VCC also serves as Vref

LEVEL SHIFTER

VCCA [0.8V to 5.5V]

VCCB [2.2 V to 5.5V]

VCCA <= VCCB

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M CP16251

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C121

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2

C120

0.1uF

1 PE6

2 PE7

3 UVCC

4 D-

5 D+

6 UGND

7 UCAP

8 VBUS

9 PE3

10 PB0

11 PB1

12 PB2

13 PB3

14 PB4

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PD2

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PD3

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PD6

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PD7

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PA3

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PA

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VC

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PF

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PF

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PF

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EF

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GN

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AVC

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IC2

AT90USB1287-64Q FN

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M ISO

5

SDA

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SCL

9

G ND

2

M O SI 4

/SS 6

G PIO 0 8

G PIO 1 10

VCC

J1

ATM EM BASE_HDR

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5

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JTAG

10PO S .100 M ALE HDR

C117

0.

1uF

1
2

C126

20pF

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20pF

1 A1

2

B1

RESET

PUSH_BTN

R151

47K

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47K

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B1

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VCC

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CS

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SDO

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SCK

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CPAD

U2

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VDD

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CS

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SCK

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SDI

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LDAC

6

VREF

7

VSS

8

VO UT

U3

M CP4921T-E/M S

1

2

C15

0.1uF

1
2

C16

0.1uF

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C18

0.1uF

C101

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C102

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C103

10uF

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VIN

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GN

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EN

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BYPASS

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U1

576-1281-1-ND

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U5

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VCCA

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SCLA

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SDAA

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SDAB

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SCLB

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VCCB

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TCA9617A_8-SSO P

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C3

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C4

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R2

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R8

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VCCY

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VCCA

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VCCY

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C7

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C8

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C9

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C10

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R1

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EN

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G ND

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SW

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FB

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VOUT

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VBAT

U4

1

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L2

4.7uH

1

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R9

499K

1

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R14

143K

C11

4.7uF

C12

4.7uF

C13

4.7uF

C14

4.7uF

C17

4.7uF

C19

4.7uF

C20

4.7uF

C21

4.7uF

R11

0

1

VCCA

2

A

3

G ND

4

EN

5

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VCCY

U10

C22

1.0uF

C23

1.0uF

1

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R10 0

1

FD1

FIDUCIAL_PAD

1

FD2

FIDUCIAL_PAD

1

FD3

FIDUCIAL_PAD

1

FD4

FIDUCIAL_PAD

DP_USB

DM _USB

PE4

SD

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SC

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VCC

RESET_M EB

VCC

VCC

M ISO

M O SI

SCLK

SS

VCC

G PIO1

G PIO0

SS_DUT

SCL_DUT

SDA_DUT

MISO_DUT

VCC

VCC

VCC

RESET_M EB

DP_USB

DM _USB

PE4

HW B

HW B

5V5

SCLK_DUT

DUT_VCC

XTAL1

XTAL2

GP

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TDO

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VCC

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G ND

VCC

SCLK

M ISO

ADCCS

G PIO1

ADCCS

VCC

M O SI

SCLK

CS_DAC

/LDAC

VUSB

CS_DAC

DUT_VCC

VCC

/LDAC

GP

IO

1

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SCL

SDA

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3V3

5V5

3V3

VCC

DUT_VCC

SCLK_DUT

MISO _DUT

MOSI_DUT

SCLK

M ISO

M O SI

VCC

SCL_DUT

SDA_DUT

VUSB

VCC

SS_DUT

SS

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Summary of Contents for EV20F92A

Page 1: ...2022 Microchip Technology Inc and its subsidiaries DS20006685A EV20F92A Serial Memory SPI Evaluation Kit User s Guide...

Page 2: ...that we are guaranteeing the product is unbreakable Code protection is constantly evolving Microchip is committed to continuously improving the code protection features of our products Trademarks The...

Page 3: ...Evaluation Kit Setup Procedure 19 Chapter 3 Graphical User Interface GUI 3 1 Introduction 20 3 2 Main Title Bar 21 3 3 Query Device 21 3 4 System Status 21 3 5 Device Conditions 22 3 6 Device Specific...

Page 4: ...erial Memory SPI Evaluation Kit User s Guide DS20006685A page 4 2022 Microchip Technology Inc and its subsidiaries A 3 USB Base Board 02 10682 42 Appendix B Bill of Materials BOM Worldwide Sales and S...

Page 5: ...nd Operation Chapter 3 Graphical User Interface GUI Chapter 4 USB Base Board Firmware Update Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Guide Appendix A Schematics Appendix B Bill of Materials BOM NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS...

Page 6: ...u path File Save Bold characters A dialog button Click OK A tab Click the Power tab N Rnnnn A number in verilog format where N is the total number of digits R is the radix and n is a digit 4 b0010 2 h...

Page 7: ...nsultant program member listing Business of Microchip Product selector and ordering guides latest Microchip press releases listing of seminars and events listings of Microchip sales offices distributo...

Page 8: ...or MPLAB ICD 3 in circuit debugger and MPLAB PM3 device programmers Also included are nonproduction development programmers such as PICSTART Plus and PICkit 2 and 3 CUSTOMER SUPPORT Users of Microchip...

Page 9: ...ements 1 2 EV20F92A EVALUATION KIT OVERVIEW The Serial Memory SPI Evaluation Kit EV20F92A is an easy to use interactive user tool that demonstrates the best in class features functionality and low pow...

Page 10: ...ent Tool offering The VCC for the mikroBUS operation can be selected by the user by changing jumper on header J3 to select either 3 3V or 5 0V 1 4 OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS For the Serial Memory SPI Ev...

Page 11: ...A SPI Evalua tion Kit GUI software 3 Download and open the setup file EV20F92A_x x x_setup exe where x x x indicates the GUI version 4 If the Open File Security Warning pops up press the Run button 5...

Page 12: ...ochip if one is not already present on the user s PC Press the Next button when ready to continue Figure 2 2 FIGURE 2 2 GUI START MENU FOLDER 7 Once the Destination location and the Start Menu folder...

Page 13: ...ology Serial Memory SPI Evaluation Kit requires that NET 5 0 or higher is installed on the user s PC for running WPF applications Follow the on screen instructions and complete the NET installation On...

Page 14: ...lready installed or a newer version is already installed the setup will automatically start and you may skip to Step 7 If no Java Runtime or an older version is present on the user s PC when prompted...

Page 15: ...the Java Runtime A progress or status bar is included to show the overall progress of the installation Once completed press the Finish button to complete the Java Runtime installation FIGURE 2 6 JAVA...

Page 16: ...cense Agreement by checking the box and press the Next button to continue FIGURE 2 8 FLIP LICENSE AGREEMENT 6 Next select the installation location The default installation location is set to C Progra...

Page 17: ...dicates the FLIP version It is recommended that the default Start Menu folder is used Once ready press the Install button to continue FIGURE 2 10 FLIP START MENU FOLDER 8 Let the program setup the FLI...

Page 18: ...A progress or status bar is included to show the overall progress of the installation Once completed press the Finish button to complete the SPI GUI installation and restart the computer Figure 2 12 F...

Page 19: ...ard ware operation it is recommended that when installing a device the USB Base Board be disconnected from the user s PC Figure 2 14 illustrates an SPI device that is prop erly seated in the SOIC sock...

Page 20: ...features and functions are explained in detail to help the user to interact with the installed SPI Serial EEPROM The GUI detects the USB Base Board firmware version and determines whether it is compa...

Page 21: ...the USB Base Board is initially connected to the PC Afterwards the user can initiate a device query at any time with the Change Device button Figure 3 3 Querying the device will pop ulate or repopulat...

Page 22: ...ents to the SPI Socket Board including the installed device VCC voltage The user can change the VCC by either clicking along the slider or dragging the indicator to the desired VCC The upper and lower...

Page 23: ...meters that can be found in the installed device s data sheet FIGURE 3 7 DEVICE SPECIFICATION PANE 3 7 SET HARDWARE FEATURES The Set Hardware Features pane Figure 3 8 allows the user to modify various...

Page 24: ...that word address or range of word addresses Green font indicates that the memory array cell or cells have been changed in the internal GUI buffer and have not been written to the Serial EEPROM see S...

Page 25: ...e internal GUI buffer green font in cell when the Refresh feature is used that data will be replaced with the data read from the Serial EEPROM After the completion of any write operation to the Serial...

Page 26: ...y a specific word address or a range of word addresses When the Read button is pressed a pop up window appears allowing the user to enter details related to the read opera tion to be performed The use...

Page 27: ...tions to the physical device boundary of that region The write operation will be aborted if the address boundary of that particular memory region is exceeded Once all the input data has been input pre...

Page 28: ...tel Hex hex or Plain Text txt file The file once loaded will be used to populate the internal GUI buffer Once the file is loaded in the GUI array buffer the user must program the installed device usin...

Page 29: ...EPROM The tab gives a breakdown of each writable bit or latch value FIGURE 3 17 STATUS REGISTER 3 11 1 Read The Read feature allows the user to read the current contents of the STATUS register A read...

Page 30: ...Freeze feature allows the user to freeze the current contents of the MPRs 3 12 3 Enable Disable PPAB The Enable PPAB feature allows the user to protect Enable or unprotect Disable the Partition Endpo...

Page 31: ...page in the second section FIGURE 3 19 SECURITY REGISTER 3 13 1 Refresh The Refresh feature allows the user to read the entire current Security register contents from the installed device The data sh...

Page 32: ...lockable ID page The default Address is byte0 of the lockable ID page but can be changed by the user FIGURE 3 21 WRITE SECURITY REGISTER 3 13 4 Lock The Lock feature allows the user to lock the upper...

Page 33: ...ing to the legend The Transaction Log reports the data on the SPI bus in hexadecimal FIGURE 3 23 TRANSACTION LOG 3 14 1 Clear Log The Clear button clears the Transaction Log The Clear Log function is...

Page 34: ...3 USING THE FLIP SOFTWARE TO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE If the user chooses to update the firmware using the more manual FLIP software process first plug in the USB Base Board into a USB port without the SPI...

Page 35: ...RESET button Release the HWB button Once the USB Base Board has DFU mode enabled allow the PC to relearn the USB Base Board as AT90USB128 DFU Figure 4 3 If the PC does not automatically rec ognize th...

Page 36: ...IP Software Utility to update the USB Base Board firmware 1 Open the FLIP Software Utility Figure 4 4 by either selecting the desktop icon if created or selecting Flip 3 4 7 3 4 7 indicates the versio...

Page 37: ...as shown below and select USB Once USB is selected an additional dialog box is displayed Press the Open button to continue FIGURE 4 6 COMMUNICATION MEDIUM SELECTION 4 Once the communication between th...

Page 38: ...WARE 7 If the Verified Pass is reported in the FLIP Software Utility see Figure 4 9 close the FLIP Software Utility and remove the USB Base Board from the PC The USB Base Board Firmware Update procedu...

Page 39: ...FORM A FIRMWARE UPDATE TO THE USB BASE BOARD SOLUTION Perform the USB Base Board Firmware Update procedure outlined in Chapter 4 USB Base Board Firmware Update If the problem persists contact your loc...

Page 40: ...ematics A 1 INTRODUCTION This appendix contains the following schematics for the EV20F92A Serial Memory SPI Evaluation Kit SPI Socket Board 04 11160 USB Base Board 02 10682 Note Electronic versions of...

Page 41: ...d MikroE Headers 12 07 2020 SDA SCL SCL SDA SCL SDA DUT Socket Circuit Board Header Temperature Sensor Circuit Board Serialization Circuit 0 1uF C1 0 1uF C2 0 1uF C3 2k R6 2k R7 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 15 1...

Page 42: ...0 1uF C184 0 1uF R 1 8 4 4 7 K 1 A1 2 B1 HW B PUSH_BTN D1 8 2 TV S DIO DE 1 2 3 4 USB USB R180 22 D1 8 1 TV S DIO DE R183 1 5K R181 22 LE DP 1 2 R 1 4 4 4 7 K 1 1 2 R103 825 2 1 2 R104 825 1 2 3 4 Y1...

Page 43: ...RJ 3GEYJ474V 1 R6 R7 Resistor TKF 2 kOhms 1 1 10W 0603 Panasonic ERJ 3EKF2001V 1 S1 8 Lead SOIC Socket Enplas OTS 8 16 1 27 03 1 U1 Atmel 2 Kb Serialized Two Wire Device SOIC 8 Microchip Technol ogy I...

Page 44: ...Microchip Technology Inc 01 10682 1 R1 Resistor SMD 1 5 Ohm 5 1 10W 0603 Yageo Corporation RC0603JR 071R5L 2 R5 R8 Resistor SMD 2K Ohm 5 1 10W 0603 Yageo Corporation RC0603JR 072KL 2 R6 R7 Resistor S...

Page 45: ...U6 IC V Level XLATR FM I2C 8 VSSOP Texas Instruments TCA9617ADGKR 4 U7 U8 U9 U10 Translator bidirectional SGL LL SC70 6 Analog Devices Inc ADG3301BKSZ REEL7 1 USB Plug connector USB 4 positions right...

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