Intersil HA456EVAL1 Evaluation Board User Manual

This document is the HA456EVAL1 evaluation board user manual, which introduces the features and characteristics of the HA456EVAL1 evaluation board, including functions, applications, ordering information, etc.


Intersil HA456EVAL1 Evaluation Board User Manual - cover page
Brand
HA456EVAL1
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
460 KB
Published
24 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
EF82F803E9E43AC30AC79EC2298A883F

About this manual

This manual describes the HA456EVAL1 evaluation platform, which includes a populated PCB, a floppy disk with programming software, and data sheets for the HA456 8 × 8 video crosspoint switch. The board can be controlled from a PC via a Centronics‑compatible printer cable or manually with the optional HA456/7EVAL3 adaptor.

The document covers hardware description, default and optional configurations, power connections, jumper settings for parallel and serial programming modes, and detailed software operation procedures. It also provides performance specifications such as bandwidth, gain, and phase characteristics, as well as safety and handling notes.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Features
  • Functional Description
  • Performance
  • Platform Description
  • Default Configuration
  • Optional Configurations
  • Power Supplies and Ground
  • PC Controlled Operation
  • Manual Operation

Specifications

Bandwidth100 MHz
Differential gain0.03 %
Differential phase0.05 degree
Power supply voltage+5 V
Minimum supply current250 mA
Output buffer gain2
Input termination75 Ω shunt
Output termination75 Ω series
Number of inputs/outputs8 × 8
Package44‑lead MQFP

Frequently asked questions

How is the HA456EVAL1 powered?

Connect +5 V to the red banana plug, -5 V to the black plug, and GND to the green plug using the three banana plug connectors.

How can the board be programmed?

The board can be programmed from a PC using a Centronics‑compatible printer cable and the supplied software, or manually with the optional HA456/7EVAL3 adaptor that provides switches for the control lines.

What jumper settings are required for parallel programming mode?

Set the S/P jumper (JMP2) to GND, the LATCH level jumper (JMP1) to GND, and the CE jumper (JMP3) to V+ (5 V).

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