AN0004 - IDE interface for the EB675001DIP
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Introduction
This application note describes the addition of two parallel IDE chanels to the EB675001 Module. The ports are connected to the system by using the user CPLD which removes the need for any additional logic.Hardware
Overview
The chosen design is two IDE connectors attached to the EB675001DIP module using its user programmable CPLD to perform all the necessary decode logic.
The two physical IDE connectors, one a 40 way 0.1inch pich standard connector, the other a 44 way 2mm laptop type connector. These ports are wired to the user CPLD lines via 22ohm buffer resistors.
The DASP and PDIAG lines are combined from both chanels to give an activity indicator. The system reset is brought to a switch to allow for a hard reset. The analog pins, power and I2C are also taken to a pin header for futher expansion.
Schematic
The schematic was created with the "light" version of the Cadsoft EAGLE package. This schematic layout package was used to demonstrate what can be achieved, even in a half size eurocard, with the flexibility of the EB675001DIP module.
The schematic was constructed using standard EAGLE library with a few additions
The complete schematic diagram is straightforward and adheres to the logical layout as described earlier (the documentation section has this schematic in several formats)
Board Design
Once the schematic was created a simple half eurocard size board was designed. For complete use of this design, within a standard eurocard enclosure, the EB675001DIP module should be ordered without its Ethernet and RS232 connectors fitted.
The main design parameters were :
- Minimum track width of 0.3mm (approx 12mil)
- Minimum track gap of 0.2mm (approx 8mil)
- Simple two layer (top/bottom) design
- Attempt to keep number of vias low
- Use of inexpensive discreets
A complete archive of the generated Gerber has been produced for convenience.
A 3D povray model was created with Eagle 3D. This model is useful in designing enclosures and for visualising the completed design.
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