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=== specifications === | === specifications === | ||
This will be an interface between [[eurorack]] signals ("control voltage" and "gates") and a raspberry pi (a "hat"). For that, the hat will have an ADC and a DAC (multichannel) connected via SPI (multichannel and not multiple devices as the rpi has only 2 SPI channels). | |||
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* PDF of revision 001: [[File:001.pdf]] | * PDF of revision 001: [[File:001.pdf]] | ||
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* double check 3.3V power consumption of parts | |||
* check if a MCP6001 opamp can withstand not only -5/+5 but also -12/+12V | |||
Revision as of 20:58, 15 July 2022
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specifications
This will be an interface between eurorack signals ("control voltage" and "gates") and a raspberry pi (a "hat"). For that, the hat will have an ADC and a DAC (multichannel) connected via SPI (multichannel and not multiple devices as the rpi has only 2 SPI channels).
First version
- 2x analogue in (10 bit resolution, MCP3008, 0.5mA max power consumption )
- 2x analogue out (12 bit resolution, MCP4922, 0.7mA max power consumption )
- 2x gate in
- being able to also run without a real eurorack powersupply (it produces its own -5V by using an ICL7660)
based oninspired on https://micro-twin.com/hardware.php
Second version
- more analogue in, 12 bit resolution by using a MCP3204 or MCP3208 or so?
- more analogue out, gates in
- also gates out
- LEDs for gate status
- pins for neopixel connection (gnd + signal)
- I2C breakout (for e.g. small displays)
- SPI extender? (does something like that exist?)
- SMD technology maybe?
schematics
- Kicad files: see github
- PDF of revision 001: File:001.pdf
to do
- double check 3.3V power consumption of parts
- check if a MCP6001 opamp can withstand not only -5/+5 but also -12/+12V
0...3.3V to -5/+5V
The opamp needs +5 and -5 for power.
calculated with https://masteringelectronicsdesign.com/differential-amplifier-calculator-2/
-5/+5V to 0...3.3V
The opamp needs +3.3V and 0V for power.
software
- I've chosen a DAC and ADC with SPI to easily connect them to a raspberry pi.
- gate signals can be toggled via e.g. wiringpi