[Arm-netbook] Multi-channel audio support
lkcl luke
luke.leighton at gmail.com
Sat Dec 31 20:42:38 GMT 2011
On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 7:28 PM, lkcl luke <luke.leighton at gmail.com> wrote:
>> What the best way to get a pinout of the SOC and the reference schematic?
>
> contact eva wu. i have the pinouts already - if you're happy to sign
> an NDA with allwinnertech i can pass them on to you.
... of course, you could always find them on the internet :)
> hmm, i should ask them for the schematics, shouldn't i.
done. let's see what the response is.
in the mean-time, what do you actually need? the IC's an FPBGA441
package. would a list, in text, of the pinouts and the functions be
of any use? if so what format (space-separated fields, unix-formatted
LF ok?)
the PMIC is an AXP209
http://www.x-powers.com/download/AXP209%20Datasheet%20v1.0_cn.pdf
sorry that's chinese :) it's an awesome little chip - makes the
decision whether to use 4.2v battery, 5v USB-OTG or 5v PSU power;
outputs a ton of voltages including 5v, 1.2, 1.25, 1.3 etc.
the Ethernet PHY is an RTL8201CP
http://approsoftware.com/download/rtl8186/doc/spec-8201cp(121).pdf
that's in engleeesh this time.
also on the EVB schematic a SY8021L is mentioned and also a LDO AP1231
the SY is a company called silicon energy, SY8021L is a dual
step-down regulator, i couldn't immediately find a datasheet, package
is SO8E
the AP1231 iis here: http://www.chipown.com.cn/pro/AP1231.pdf and
it's a SOT-25 (SOT-23-5L)
err... that's about it! other than oh wait arse the power tree
diagram has a SY7208 DCDC converter going through 3 routes, one of
which is to the USB-OTG (5v at 2A) which then feeds back (5v at 900mA) to
the AXP209 as its 5v power source. which then feeds out 5v at 2A to the
_same_ SY7208 DCDC converter :)
hey it's a good job this isn't a perpetual motion machine being designed, here.
also just for completeness: 12v at 2A DC input goes through an MP1482
DCDC converter down to 5v at 2A.
l.
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