A quick system was needed where the Clockworks module based A2B node (operating as a slave) could be bus powered to avoid the need for a separate set of power wires. The final goal was to attach some GPIO signals to the module’s AD2428W GPIO lines. While no magic smoke was released, it didn’t work […]
This system configuration combines a number of SignalBlox products in to a single orderable package: 3×2 mixed signal DigitalBlox carrier board 8 channel ADC module 8 channel DAC module A2B module with adapter board A2B cable Seven output power supply (with AC adapter) IDC and power cables This package provide a fast way to add […]
The DD3100 module is used to connect Clockworks A2B module to a DigitalBlox carrier board to provide a method to send digital audio data from the ADC to an A2B node that can perform processing and then send the data back for output via a DAC. A2B’s low 2 sample latency and the ability to […]
To aid A2B developers Clockworks offers A2B cables that conform to the cable requirements specified by Analog Devices. These cables use the mating connectors for the (Molex) DuraClik connector used on Clockworks’ and Analog Devices’ development boards. Quality Belden two conductor 100 ohm impedance cable is used, and the ends are finished with a small […]
The A2B microphone array provides A2B developers with a quick and easy way to start system software development without needing final hardware. As with other A2B hardware multiple boards can be added to a system, up to the A2B bandwidth (32 channels) and node (10 slaves) limits. Microphone arrays are typically required for products with […]
A2B EVM provides stereo audio I/O for A2B.
Clockworks’ A2B module offers developers a simple way to develop A2B products by creating prototypes based on the A2B module connected to EVM board(s) for the desired peripheral functions. Typically Clockworks’ A2B module is used with ADC or DAC boards, but can also be used with things like class D amplifier devices with direct I2S […]
Analog Devices’ A2B® bus (originally called the Automotive Audio Bus, it’s now available for all applications, including non-audio use) provides up to 32 channels of bidirectional digital audio over low cost unshielded twisted pair. It is configured as a daisy chain with one root (master) node and up to 10 slave nodes. A system may […]
