Name

I2S Mezzanine

Product Description

The 96Boards Integrated Inter-IC Sound Bus or I2S mezzanine (Designed by Adam Serbinski) is the latest community inspired add-on board promoted to funding on GroupGets. It is an awesome audio mezzanine contribution to the 96Boards Community Mezzanine Initiative.

Specifications

• 85mm x 54mm
• Multiple stereo outputs driven by dual PCM5142 with programmable DSP
  • TPA6110A2 headphone amp
  • Dual line out
• Can be configured as dual-stereo (typical) using I2S, or for 4-channel output with TDM
• Three stereo line inputs and stereo mic input going to PCM1865
• Analog/digital mixing in PCM1865
• GPIO controlled fixed regulator for low power consumption when not in use.
  • Jumper can set always on if GPIO-K is unavailable
• Stackable design

About 96Boards

96Boards is a range of hardware specifications created by Linaro to make the latest ARM-based processors available to developers at a reasonable cost. The specifications are open and define a standard board layout for SoC-agnostic (processor independent) development platforms that can be used by software application, hardware device, kernel and other system software developers. Boards produced to the 96Boards specifications are suitable for rapid prototyping, hobbyist projects or incorporation into new systems for a wide range of applications including desktop and laptop computing, the digital home, digital signage, point of sale (POS), high-end audio, robotics and drones, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, IoT and industrial control.

Standardized expansion buses for peripheral I/O have led to a wide range of compatible add-on mezzanine boards that will work across a variety of 96Boards products. Users have access to a wide range of boards with different features at various price points. In addition, some SoC vendors have announced long term availability of the SoC to encourage their use in products with long life cycles.

For more information about 96boards visit: 96boards.org

About Community Mezzanine Initiative

This Initiative brings industry representatives and community members from around the world, together with a common goal of uniting hardware efforts for the 96Boards ecosystem. Hosted by 96Boards and maintained by Michael Welling of QWERTY Embedded, it aims to reduce the barrier to entry for those interested in hardware design. An active, public repository provides tested templates, volunteered council, and motivational incentives to work on the ideas petitioned and voted for by those who participate regularly in the initiative.

For more information on this the Mezzanine-Community Initiative, please visit: https://github.com/96boards/mezzanine-community

Why GroupGet?

To allow community driven mezzanine designs to be publicly available for purchase at a price much cheaper than one-off pricing.