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Technical Support On-Line Manuals MCBTSX1001 User's Guide Introduction Setup Theory of Operation Block Diagram Schematics Technical Data Prototyping Area Microcontroller Power Supply Configuration Cortex Debug Interface LCD Panel LEDs Push Buttons Potentiometer Audio Output Audio Input Serial Port USB Interface MicroSD Connector Writing Programs Example Programs |
Audio InputThe MCBTSX1001 board receives audio input from the MIC/IN jack at J1. Configuring JP1 and JP2 in the DIFF position incorporates the low-noise op-amps LNA0 and LNA1 for microphone input. The JK position bypasses these op-amps and JP3 provides a ground to the non-inverted differential input. A 5 VDC microphone bias is provided on pin 3 of the MIC jack when jumper JP6 is installed. The 2 jumpers at JP13 connect the MIC/IN jack to the low-noise amplifier circuit. Removing these jumpers allows JP13 to be used as a connector for attaching an external analog source to that circuit. JP5 and JP9 can be used as direct input to the ADC bypassing all op-amp circuitry, if required. When set to 0, jumper JP11 supplies a 1.2 bandgap buffered voltage reference for the differential amplifier and for the low-noise op-amps LNA0 and LNA1. When set to 1, jumper JP11 supplies a VDD/2 (1.65) buffered voltage reference in both op-amps. | ||||||||||
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