ICE5LP4K-MDP-EVN

ICE5LP4K-MDP-EVN Datasheet

iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide

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iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide EB90 Version June 2015 iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide Introduction This platform is designed to develop and demonstrate various mobile applications using the iCE40 Ultra device. The board is in the form factor of a bar phone featuring various sensors and connectivity to external mobile software development platforms. Kit Contents The following items are included in the development kit • Main Board The main board is mounted in lower plastic enclosures. • Key Set The key set includes keys A, B, C, and Custom. Key A is installed on the main unit by default. • DragonBoard Interface Module • Interconnecting Cables The cables include USB mini-B cable, DragonBoard interface ribbon cable, and +5 V supply flywire. Variants The unit is built in two variants with different sets of RGB LED and IR LED parts. Variant A includes the following parts on the board • RGB LED used at D12 AEBMT-RGBZ by Advanced Optoelectronics Technology • IR LED used at D7 SFH 4645 by Osram Opto Semiconductors Variant B includes the following parts on the board • RGB LED used at D13 APTF1616SEEZGQBDC by Kingbright • IR LED used at D7 VSMB2948SL by Vishay Semiconductor The variants can be distinguished through the populated status of D12 and D13. • Variant A D12 is populated and D13 is not populated • Variant B D12 is not populated and D13 is populated iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide Demo Board Architecture Figure 1 shows the demo board architecture. The different I2C sensors are split up and wired on two separate I2C buses as Pool A and Pool B. The other sensors that are not I2C are either wired separately or are connected instead of Pool B and other resources on the board. Changes to connectivity are user controllable and achieved by means of changing the keys a method to replace using multiple jumpers to re-route wiring to different resources. Figure Block Diagram SPI POOL-B I2C SPI BLE Module UART POWER SUPPLIES from USB / Battery CHARGER Li-ion Battery TMD27711 I2C Proximity & ALS #2 HALL SENSOR CONFIG SPI & BANK 1 3.3V iCE5LP4KSWG36 BANK 0 3.3v POOL-A I2C LSM330DLC I2C Accel. & Gyro MAX44008 I2C RGB ALS BMP180 I2C Pressure APP PROCESSOR SPI 10 pin CONN BANK 2 3.3V CONFIG FLASH SPI USB FT2232H CHEETAH CONN POOL-B I2C LSM303DLHC I2C Magentometer SHT20 I2C Humidity &Temp. TMD27711 I2C Proximity & ALS #1 POOL-B I2C CURRENT MEASURE JUMPER SEL HIGH POWER WHITE LED Optional THESE CONNECTIONS VIA INTERCONNECT [40 pin FPC connector] SMA CONN Operated together Key-socket selection

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iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide

EB90 Version June 2015
iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide

Introduction

This platform is designed to develop and demonstrate various mobile applications using the iCE40 Ultra device. The board is in the form factor of a bar phone featuring various sensors and connectivity to external mobile software development platforms.

Kit Contents

The following items are included in the development kit
• Main Board The main board is mounted in lower plastic enclosures.
• Key Set The key set includes keys A, B, C, and Custom. Key A is installed on the main unit by default.
• DragonBoard Interface Module
• Interconnecting Cables The cables include USB mini-B cable, DragonBoard interface ribbon cable, and +5 V
supply flywire.

Variants

The unit is built in two variants with different sets of RGB LED and IR LED parts. Variant A includes the following parts on the board
• RGB LED used at D12 AEBMT-RGBZ by Advanced Optoelectronics Technology
• IR LED used at D7 SFH 4645 by Osram Opto Semiconductors Variant B includes the following parts on the board
• RGB LED used at D13 APTF1616SEEZGQBDC by Kingbright
• IR LED used at D7 VSMB2948SL by Vishay Semiconductor The variants can be distinguished through the populated status of D12 and D13.
• Variant A D12 is populated and D13 is not populated
• Variant B D12 is not populated and D13 is populated
iCE40 Ultra Mobile Development Platform User Guide

Demo Board Architecture

Figure 1 shows the demo board architecture. The different I2C sensors are split up and wired on two separate I2C buses as Pool A and Pool B. The other sensors that are not I2C are either wired separately or are connected instead of Pool B and other resources on the board. Changes to connectivity are user controllable and achieved by means of changing the keys a method to replace using multiple jumpers to re-route wiring to different resources.

Figure Block Diagram

SPI POOL-B I2C

SPI BLE Module UART

POWER SUPPLIES from USB / Battery CHARGER Li-ion Battery

TMD27711 I2C Proximity & ALS #2 HALL SENSOR

CONFIG SPI & BANK 1 3.3V
iCE5LP4KSWG36 BANK 0 3.3v

POOL-A I2C

LSM330DLC I2C Accel. & Gyro

MAX44008 I2C RGB ALS

BMP180 I2C Pressure

APP PROCESSOR SPI 10 pin CONN

BANK 2 3.3V

CONFIG FLASH SPI

USB FT2232H

CHEETAH CONN

POOL-B I2C

LSM303DLHC I2C Magentometer SHT20 I2C

Humidity &Temp.

TMD27711 I2C Proximity & ALS #1

POOL-B I2C

CURRENT MEASURE JUMPER SEL

HIGH POWER WHITE LED

Optional

THESE CONNECTIONS VIA INTERCONNECT [40 pin FPC connector]

SMA CONN

Operated together

Key-socket selection

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Datasheet ID: ICE5LP4K-MDP-EVN 645472