Difference between revisions of "Orchard EVT1 to DVT1"
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Gas gauge goes between the charger and battery, not between the charger and the system. Oops! | Gas gauge goes between the charger and battery, not between the charger and the system. Oops! | ||
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For independent I2C operation of the OLED and complete dedication of the SPI bus to BLE, isolation resistors are needed on SPI1_SCK and SPI1_MOSI to the OLED display. | For independent I2C operation of the OLED and complete dedication of the SPI bus to BLE, isolation resistors are needed on SPI1_SCK and SPI1_MOSI to the OLED display. | ||
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| added || R20D 0 ohm || | | added || R20D 0 ohm || | ||
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| + | =ECO5: Add USB adapter presence logic= | ||
| + | There is no reliable way to detect the presence of a USB power source due to the VUSB boost mode supply of the BQ24260 (observing VUSB isn't helpful because BQ24260 supplies it when the USB power is disconnected). | ||
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| + | Add a 10k ohm pull-up resistor to USB_P and a 100k pull-down resistor to USB_N. Wire USBD_P via a 0-ohm jumper to a spare ADC input on the Kinetis-W. | ||
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| + | Expected behavior: | ||
| + | *When no USB host is attached, USB_P goes to 3.0V | ||
| + | *When a USB host is attached, USB_P is pulled down to somewhere around 2.2V | ||
| + | *When a USB dedicated charger is atached, USB_P is pulled down to around 2.8V | ||
| + | *The only failure case is if the charging source has no resistors or other indication on the D+/D- lines. | ||
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| + | A software loop will need to sample the USB_P pin and toggle between boost and charge mode. | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable sortable" | ||
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| + | ! scope="col" | EVT | ||
| + | ! scope="col" | DVT | ||
| + | ! scope="col" | Notes | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | added || R29B 10k, 1% || pull-up on USB_P | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | added || R31B 100k, 1% || pull-down on USB_N | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | added || R30B 0 ohm || allow spare ADC input on Kinetis-W to sample USB_P | ||
|} | |} | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 25 April 2015
Contents
ECO1: Fix Microphone mirroring
Microphone schematic symbol was mirrored. No BOM change, board layout change only.
ECO2: Make battery easier and safer to solder
Space battery terminals wider, increase pad size, and add solder mask openings around the battery tabs. This makes it less likely to short wires together during a botched soldering operation.
ECO3: Fix gas gauge topology
Gas gauge goes between the charger and battery, not between the charger and the system. Oops!
ECO4: Add isolation resistors on SPI to OLED
For independent I2C operation of the OLED and complete dedication of the SPI bus to BLE, isolation resistors are needed on SPI1_SCK and SPI1_MOSI to the OLED display.
| EVT | DVT | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| added | R19D 0 ohm | |
| added | R20D 0 ohm |
ECO5: Add USB adapter presence logic
There is no reliable way to detect the presence of a USB power source due to the VUSB boost mode supply of the BQ24260 (observing VUSB isn't helpful because BQ24260 supplies it when the USB power is disconnected).
Add a 10k ohm pull-up resistor to USB_P and a 100k pull-down resistor to USB_N. Wire USBD_P via a 0-ohm jumper to a spare ADC input on the Kinetis-W.
Expected behavior:
- When no USB host is attached, USB_P goes to 3.0V
- When a USB host is attached, USB_P is pulled down to somewhere around 2.2V
- When a USB dedicated charger is atached, USB_P is pulled down to around 2.8V
- The only failure case is if the charging source has no resistors or other indication on the D+/D- lines.
A software loop will need to sample the USB_P pin and toggle between boost and charge mode.
| EVT | DVT | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| added | R29B 10k, 1% | pull-up on USB_P |
| added | R31B 100k, 1% | pull-down on USB_N |
| added | R30B 0 ohm | allow spare ADC input on Kinetis-W to sample USB_P |
