
EVBUM2659/D
2
Channel Layout
This evaluation board has two independent FAN3852
signal channels. This board can be configured to operate as
a stand
−
alone single channel, as two independent channels,
or in a stereo configuration using a single PDM clock/data
path. Figure 2 shows the channel locations.
Figure 2. EVB Signal Channels
NOTE: Both channels are powered from the same supply
voltage and cannot be powered with different
VDD voltages.
Signal Headers
Figure 3 shows header locations on the board. Table 2 lists
the headers which are used to connect I/O signals to the
EVB. These headers use either SMA end
−
launch connectors
or two
−
pin 100
−
mil male header connectors.
Figure 3. EVB Header Locations
Table 2. EVB Header Descriptions
Header
Description
P1
−
1
INPUT1 SMA connector
P2
−
1
CLOCK1 SMA connector
P3
−
1
DATA1 SMA output connector
P4
−
1
CLOCK1 100
−
mil header
P5
−
1
DATA1 100
−
mil header
P6
−
1
SELECT1 configuration header
P7
−
1
INPUT1 100
−
mil auxiliary input header
P1
−
2
INPUT2 SMA connector
P2
−
2
CLOCK2 SMA connector
P3
−
2
DATA2 SMA output connector
P4
−
2
CLOCK2 100
−
mil header
P5
−
2
DATA2 100
−
mil header
P6
−
2
SELECT2 configuration header
P7
−
2
INPUT21 100
−
mil auxiliary input header
Jumpers
Jumpers on this EVB are all two
−
pin 2 mm male headers
with shorting jumpers supplied. Jumpers are used to select
different board operation options.
Figure 4 below shows the jumper locations. Table 3 on the
next page lists the available configuration jumpers, shows
their default positions for stereo operation, and provides
descriptions of each jumper’s function.
Figure 4. EVB Jumper Locations