AT89STK-09 Starter Kit for AT83C26... User Guide

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AT89STK-09 Starter Kit for AT83C26... User Guide

Section 1 Introduction... 1-2 1.1 Acronyms...1-2 1.2 Features...1-2 Section 2 Hardware... 2-6 2.1 Power Supply...2-6 2.2 Jumper Configuration...2-6 2.3 Host Microcontroller Connection...2-6 2.4 Test points...2-9 Section 3 Quick Start... 3-12 3.1 Smart cards Insertion...3-12 3.2 Layout...3-13 Section 4 Schematics & Bill Of Material... 4-14 4.1 Bill Of Material...4-18 AT89STK-09 User Guide 1

Section 1 Introduction This document helps the user to get started with the AT89STK09 starter kit. The AT89STK09 is a starter kit for the AT83C26 device. The AT83C26 is a smart card reader interface with 2 DC/DC converters allowing to manage up to 5 smart cards including level shifters. This device needs TWI commands to configure its registers. This device requires a host microcontroller (Smart Card Reader Microcontrollers, ARMs,...) with one or two ISO7816 Smart Card Interfaces. Refer to the AT83C26 datasheet for further product information. 1.1 Acronyms TWI : Inter Integrated Circuit SCIB: Smart Card Interface Bus LDO : Low Drop Output (Regulator) 1.2 Features The AT89STK-09 Board provides the following features: AT89STK09 board with 2 ISO7816-3 connectors and 4 SIM/SAM connectors 2 Gemplus GemClub Smart cards One 20 multicolor wires cable with HE10 connector Smart Card Reader IC CDROM (from may 2005) 2 VQFP48 & 2 QFN48 samples AT89STK09 user guide document The AT89STK09 board allows a large number of hardware configurations. AT89STK-09 User Guide 1-2

Introduction Figure 1-1. AT89STK09 board Figure 1-1 describes a possible hardware configuration with: Same power supply voltage for AT89STK09 board and host microcontroller board TWI master signals from a host microcontroller board SCIB signals connected to AT89STK09 board Smart card clock from host microcontroller board Figure 1-2. Configuration Description Host Microcontroller board Internal Pull ups TWI master SCIB signals Connection with wires AT89STK09 board Power Supply DC 5V Smart Card 1-3 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Section 2 Hardware The AT89STK09 requires power supply, clock signal, smart card and TWI commands to run. U1 connector is used to connect the AT83C26 host pins to the host microcontroller. The U1 connector pins are described on Table 2-1. All passive components needed (inductors, capacitors) are soldered on board. 2.1 Power Supply The host microcontroller signals voltage and the AT83C26 power supply are VCC. The voltage range (VCC) is 3V to 5.5V, the maximum current consumption IVcc is about 250mA when all DC/DC convertors and LDO are activated. (Conditions : Vcc = 3V 60mA DC/DCa, 70mA DC/DCb). 2.2 Jumper Configuration The AT83C26 board has one jumper in order to set complete SC2 configuration. The complete SC2 configuration (Smart Card including CC4 & CC8) is done by SW1 solder pad. 2.3 Host Microcontroller Connection The host microcontroller must provide the signals: VCC, VSS : Power supply signals - 3-5.5V @ 250mA EVCC can be used when the Vcc host and Vcc are different. Generally the EVCC is connected to VCC. BYPASS is used to activate the low power consumption when connected to the host microcontroller (high level must be supplied) - Generally the BYPASS is connected to the ground. A2, A1 : TWI address - Generally A2 = 0 and A1 = 0 during Reset SDA, SCL : TWI signals to transmit/receive commands/status Caution : TWI pull-ups have to be on the host microcontroller board CLK signal is connected to host clock signal Caution : The logic inverter (HC04 or other) is recommended if source clock is supplied by output crystal oscillator buffer. INT (Interrupt) : This signal must be connected to host interrupt input CRST signal is connected to RST host microcontroller signal CCLK signal is connected to the host smart card interface signal AT89STK-09 User Guide 2-4

Hardware IO1, IO2, AUX1 and AUX2 are connected to the host smart card interface signals depending on the configuration chosen. (Refer to the datasheet AT83C26) Table 2-1. U1 Description # Name Color #1 Name Color 1 CCLK Brown 11 AUX1 Brown 2 INT Red 12 Not Connected Red 3 CRST Orange 13 IO2 Orange 4 Not Connected Yellow 14 BY PASS Yellow 5 VSS Green 15 IO1 Green 6 CLK Blue 16 VSS Blue 7 VSS Velvet 17 SCL Velvet 8 Not Connected Grey 18 VCC Grey 9 AUX2 Blank 19 SDA Blank 10 RESET Black 20 EVCC Black 2.3.1 CPRES0 & 1 External Pullups R1(component side), R2 (solder side) can be added if internal CPRES0, CPRES1 pull up are not activated. R1, R2 recommended values are between 27KOhms to 1MOhms. By default, resistors value is 180KOhms 2-5 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Hardware Figure 2-1. AT89STK09 board J1 J2 J2 J3, J4, J5, J6 AT89STK-09 User Guide 2-6

Hardware 2.4 Test Points CVCC1 CVCC2 CVCC3 CVCC4 CVCC5 Caution : Active probe use is recommended to measure all smart card interfaces signals SIgnal DC/DCB 2-7 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Section 3 Quick Start 3.1 Smart cards Insertion Be carreful with the direction of the smart cards in the connector. Figure 3-1. Smart Card Direction J1 J2 J2 J1 AT89STK-09 User Guide 3-8

Quick Start 3.2 Layout The board layout has been optimized in order to reduce the noise, overshoot & undershoot on the smart card interface signals. The board is used to pass EMV certification level 1. Gerber file is available on demand at cardreader@atmel.com Figure 3-2. Component & Solder Sides Component Side Solder Side 3-9 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Schematics & Bill Of Material Section 4 Schematics & Bill Of Material AT89STK-09 User Guide 4-10

Schematics & Bill Of Material 4-11 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Schematics & Bill Of Material AT89STK-09 User Guide 4-12

Schematics & Bill Of Material 4-13 AT89STK-09 User Guide

Schematics & Bill Of Material 4.1 Bill Of Material Reference Part Description Manufacturer Ref C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, C22, C23, C24, C25, C26, C27 33 pf 50V-5% Ceramic Capacitor C11,C13, C15 100 nf 50V-5% Ceramic C14 10µF C20,C21 2.2 µf C17,C18,C19 470 nf 16V-10%-Ceramic C16 4.7 µf C12 10 µf 16V +/-20% R1,R2 180 KOhms 1/16W-5% L1,L2 10 µh 10% Inductance 300 ma SMD U2 AT83C26 VQFP48 MURATA LQH32CN100K21L or LQH32CN100K11L or LQH32CN100K01L AT89STK-09 User Guide 4-14

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