User manual for the ICRoute LD3320 evaluation board, describing hardware, power requirements, demo programs and usage modes.
About this manual
The LD3320 evaluation board showcases the voice‑recognition chip’s capabilities. It integrates the LD3320 chip, an STC10L08XE MCU, a 512 KB serial flash (W25Q40AVSNIG), a microphone, a 0.5 W speaker and power regulation via an LM1117‑3.3 regulator.
The board provides three built‑in demo applications (voice‑controlled song selection, smart‑home commands and city‑code lookup) and supports two operating modes – trigger mode and continuous mode – which can be selected through the on‑board keys. The manual explains power supply requirements, hardware connections and how to edit the keyword list. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Evaluation Board Hardware Overview
- Power Supply and Voltage Requirements
- Audio Input and Output
- Chip Working Principle
- User Operating Modes
- Demo Programs
- Command and City Code Lists
- Additional Resources
Specifications
| Recommended input voltage | 5 V DC |
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| Internal regulator output | 3.3 V |
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| Peak current consumption | ≈300 mA |
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| Main MCU | STC10L08XE |
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| Serial flash memory | W25Q40AVSNIG, 512 KB |
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| Crystal frequency | 22.1184 MHz |
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| Speaker power rating | 0.5 W |
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| Microphone type | 柱极体 MIC |
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| Number of built‑in demo programs | 3 |
Frequently asked questions
What voltage should be supplied to the LD3320 evaluation board?
The board should be powered with a stable 5 V DC supply.
Can the evaluation board be used for secondary development?
No, the board is intended only for evaluation and does not support secondary development.
How many demo applications are pre‑loaded on the board?
Three demo programs are pre‑loaded: voice‑controlled song selection, smart‑home command operation, and city‑code lookup.
What is the peak current draw when the speaker is active?
During maximum playback the board may draw about 300 mA.