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USER S MANUAL ISL09EVALZ Through ISL06EVALZ Evaluation Board AN69 Rev 0.00 February, 009 Description The ISL09EVALZ, ISL060EVALZ, ISL06EVALZ, ISL06EVALZ, ISL06EVALZ and ISL06EVALZ evaluation board is designed to provide a quick and easy method for evaluating the ISL09 through ISL06 ICs. The ISL09 and ISL06 ICs are a single supply Dual Single-Pole Double Throw (SPDT) analog switches while the ISL060, ISL06, ISL06 and ISL06 IC s are single supply Dual Single-Pole Single Throw (SPST) analog switches. All devices feature negative swing capability, sub- ON-resistance, and low power dissipation. The ICs are designed for applications that require an analog switch that may see voltages below ground at the switch terminals, such as audio and video. The evaluation board is developed to evaluate the ISL0XX ICs, integrating many features for ease of use in examining the performance of the device under various operating conditions. To help understand the operation of the ISL0XX IC and the ISL0XXEVALZ evaluation board, it is recommended to study the evaluation board schematic found on page of this document and the datasheet for the IC under evaluation. The ICs are analog switches that are capable of swinging down to 6.V below the positive supply rail. For example, if the supply is at +.8V, the switch terminal analog operating range is from -.V to +.8V. The ISL06, ISL06, and ISL06 also integrate Click and Pop Elimination Circuitry to remove transient noises at the speaker during power ON/OFF of an audio system. The evaluation board contains standard RCA/BNC connectors and a single headphone jack to allow the user to easily interface with the IC to evaluate its functions, features, and performance. This application note will guide the user through the process of configuring and using the evaluation board to evaluate the ISL0XX devices. Key Features RCA Audio Input/Output Jacks, Stereo Headphone Output Jack and BNC Connectors Convenient Test Points and Connections for Test Equipment Click and Pop Elimination Circuitry (ISL06, ISL06, and ISL06) Manual or External Logic Input Control Picture of Evaluation Board (Top View) FIGURE. ISL09EVALZ THROUGH ISL06EVALZ EVALUATION BOARD Board Architecture/Layout Basic Layout of Evaluation Board A picture of the evaluation board is located in Figure. The ISL0XX IC is located inside socket U located at the center of the evaluation board. The IC needs to be orientated inside the socket such that the pin indicator on the IC is aligned with the pin indicator dot inside the socket. The evaluation board integrates the necessary connections and components to interface with the ICs for ease of operation. Power Supply The ISL0XX IC requires a supply voltage in the range of +.8V to +6.V for proper operation. Banana jacks for V CC (J) and GND (J) are located at the top of the board. The evaluation board contains a 0µF bulk capacitor and a 0.µF high frequency decoupling capacitor at the supply lines. Logic Control The evaluation board contains two types of logic control to the digital logic inputs of the IC available to the user. The logic pins can be controlled either through manual or external operation. The logic control pins are manually toggled by the SPST switches mounted on the evaluation board (S-S). When the switch is in the up position (H), the associated logic pin is pulled to V CC for logic HIGH. When the switch is in the down position (L), the associated logic pin is pulled to GND for logic LOW. For manual operation, the jumpers JP6-JP7 need to be in the - position. For external control via a function generator or switched source, set the jumpers JP6-JP7 in the - position. This by-passes the SPST switches and routes the logic control to AN69 Rev 0.00 Page of February, 009

ISL09EVALZ Through ISL06EVALZ the BNC connectors J-J located on the bottom right side of the board. Note: There are 00k logic pull-down resistors on the INx control pins. In external control mode when the digital logic input lines are left in a floating state, these pull-down resistors bias the logic inputs to ground. Switch Terminals The evaluation board contains components to interface with all six terminals of the Dual SPDT switch (four terminals for the SPST switches). The common (COM) terminals of the switch are located on the right side of the evaluation board. The Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC) terminals of the switch are located on the left side of the evaluation board. All switch terminals include both RCA jacks and BNC connectors. The COM terminals also include a headphone jack (HJ) for connecting a stereo headphone or line level plug. Note: There are 0k pull-down resistors on the NCx and NOx pins of the evaluation board (R, R, R, and R6). They will need to be depopulated if the user does not desire to have them. Refer to Table for a list of the connections on the ISL0XXEVALZ and the associated pin of the IC. The evaluation board also includes Test Points for convenient locations to probe specific pins on the IC. TABLE. BOARD COMPONENT TABLE DEVICE PIN EVALUATION BOARD CONNECTION TEST POINT APPLICABLE IC V CC J TP All GND J TP All IN S, J TP8 All IN S, J TP9 All NO J, J TP7 ISL09, ISL060, ISL06, ISL06 NC J, J6 TP ISL09, ISL06, ISL06, ISL06 COM J, J, HJ TP All NO J, J6 TP0 ISL09, ISL060, ISL06, ISL06 NC J7, J8 TP ISL09, ISL06, ISL06, ISL06 COM J9, J0, HJ TP6 All Note: All switch terminals on the evaluation board have place holders that can have surface mounted components placed either in series with the switch path or shunted to ground. Jumpers on these components allow flexible configurations. Refer to the Evaluation Board Schematics located on page for clarification. Power Supply The DC power supply connected at banana jacks J (V CC ) and J (GND) provides power to the evaluation board. The evaluation board requires a +.8V to +6.V DC power supply for proper operation. The power supply should be capable of delivering 00µA of current. Logic Control The state of the ISL0XX IC is determined by the Truth Table as defined in their respective datasheet. When in manual operation mode, the logic being toggled by the SPST switches (S-S) will always drive the voltage of the logic pin to V CC for a HIGH and GND for a LOW. In external control mode, the voltages being driven by an external source must meet appropriate V IH and V IL levels as defined in the datasheet. The control pins are.8v logic compatible up to a +.V supply, which allows for control via a standard µcontroller. Logic 0 (LOW) when 0.V (or floating) Logic (HIGH) when.v When operating above +.V supply, refer to the datasheet for appropriate logic levels to drive the logic pins. It is always recommended to drive the logic pins to the positive supply rail (V CC ) and GND to minimize power consumption. Logic States INPUT SELECT (INX) PINS If the INx Pins are logic HIGH, then the NOx switches are turned ON and the NCx switches are turned OFF. If the INx Pins are logic LOW, then the NCx switches are turned ON and the NCx switches are turned OFF. CLICK AND POP OPERATION (ISL06, ISL06, ISL06 ONLY) Single supply audio sources are biased at a DC offset that generates transients during power ON/OFF of the audio source. This DC offset is coupled through a blocking capacitor that is need to remove the DC bias to the speaker, causing a transient voltage at the load. For example, when the source is OFF and suddenly turned ON with a DC offset, the capacitor will develop a voltage equal to the DC offset. This voltage gets discharged by the speaker causing a click and pop noise. The ISL06, ISL06, and ISL06 ICs integrate circuitry to eliminate click and pop noises to the speaker. For proper operation of Click and Pop elimination, the switch terminal that is being connected to the speaker should be connected through the integrated shunt resistor before AN69 Rev 0.00 Page of February, 009

ISL09EVALZ Through ISL06EVALZ AUDIO SOURCE SIGNAL LEFT RIGHT DC POWER SUPPLY +.8V TO +6.V + - CHA AUDIO SIGNAL OSCILLOSCOPE CHB LOGIC CONTROL FIGURE. BASIC EVALUATION TEST SETUP BLOCK DIAGRAM connecting to the load. This allows any transients generated by the source to be discharged through the shunt resistor first, eliminating any audible click and pop noises. With a typical DC blocking capacitor of 00µF and the shunt resistance having a typical value of 0 allowing a 0ms dead time in for discharging a transient will eliminate the click and pop noise. Applications The ISL0XX ICs are designed to be a Dual SPDT or SPST switch for multiplexing or switching of signals that require low insertion loss, low power consumption, and negative voltage swing capability. Such applications include Audio/Video equipment, battery or portable devices and medical equipment. In addition, the Click and Pop Elimination Circuitry makes it ideal for portable audio such as MP players and cell phones. Using The Board (Refer to Figure ) Lab Equipment The equipment, external supplies and signal sources needed to operate the board are listed below:. +.8V to +6.V DC Power Supply. Audio Signal Generator. Audio Signal Oscilloscope. Logic Control Generator and/or Pulse Generator Initial Board Setup Procedure. Connect the Audio Source Signal to the NOx or NCx BNC inputs. The analog input voltage range can be from V CC - 6.V up to V CC.. Connect the Audio Signal Oscilloscope to the COMx BNC outputs.. Connect the Logic Control generator to the INx logic inputs. NCx Switches Active. Drive the INx pins to logic LOW.. The NCx switches are now connected to the COMx terminals (ISL09, ISL06, ISL06, and ISL06 only).. The NOx switches have shunt resistors on the terminals to ground (ISL06 and ISL06 only). NOx Switches Active. Drive the INx pins to logic HIGH.. The NOx switches are now connected to the COMx terminals (ISL09, ISL060, ISL06 and ISL06 only).. The NCx switches have shunt resistors on the terminals to ground (ISL06 and ISL06 only).. Attach the evaluation board to the DC power supply at J (V CC ) and J (GND). Positive terminal at J and negative terminal at J. The supply should be capable of delivering +.8V to +6.V and 00µA of current. AN69 Rev 0.00 Page of February, 009

ISL09EVALZ Through ISL06EVALZ JP NO R C8 NO R6 R IN IN J JP6 IN S J JP C7 JP7 IN J J JP C0 S C9 R8 R0 J J6 JP8 R9 ISL09EVALZ Through ISL06EVALZ Evaluation Board Schematic GND TP J TP7 J J COM J TP C TP 0µF JP JP9 C R 0.µF R C J NO COM TP R7 C NC TP8 NC 8 IN TP9 R 99k IN R R6 0k 0k J6 9 0 R JP U U U R 0k R 7 U U 6 HEADPHONE U U JACK HJ R 99k U U U TP0 TP NO NC JP0 R 0k C J7 R8 C6 TP6 NC J9 J8 COM JP COM J0 JP R9 R0 R R AN69 Rev 0.00 Page of February, 009

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