MICROCHIP EV48R50A Graphics Prototype Board for Curiosity Boards User Manual

June 9, 2024
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MICROCHIP EV48R50A Graphics Prototype Board for Curiosity Boards

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Detailed Product Information

The EV48R50A Graphics Prototyping Board for Curiosity enables developers and customers to integrate and prototype their display modules with 32-bit MCU Graphics development boards. The board has a compatible interface for the display connector on both the SAM and PIC32 development boards. It comes with multiple footprints for flat cable connectors to connect display modules. The board allows for the flexible mapping of display signals from the development board to the display module connectors. Display boards that support dual-edge female 67POS 0.020 connectors may be used with the prototyping board.

Product Usage Instructions

Users can utilize the LED driver and bare component pad circuits to test functionalities, such as backlight displays. Here are the instructions on how to use the Graphics Prototyping Board:

Connecting Graphics Connector to MCU Board

To connect the graphics connector to the MCU board, follow these steps:

  1. Locate the J1 connector on the Graphics Prototyping Board.
  2. Connect the graphics connector from the target MCU board to J1 connector on the Graphics Prototyping Board.

Prototyping Area

The prototyping area consists of bare component pads. Users can use these pads to connect various components and test functionalities.

Using LED Driver Circuit

The LED driver circuit is used to test the backlight display. To use this circuit, follow these steps:

  1. Locate the LED driver circuit on the Graphics Prototyping Board.
  2. Connect the display board to the corresponding connector on the Graphics Prototyping Board. The board accommodates display modules with different cables and interfaces, such as RGB and parallel 8080, as well as the interface to a touchscreen controller.
  3. Apply power to the MCU board.
  4. The LEDs will light up, indicating that the backlight display is working.

Display Connectors Footprint Area

The display connectors footprint area consists of connectors J7, J3, J9, J8, J5, and J10. These connectors can be used to connect display modules with different cables and interfaces.

Display Signal Mapping

The Graphics Prototyping Board allows for the flexible mapping of display signals from the development board to the display module connectors. Display signal mapping can be done using connectors J2 and J3.

Using LCD Connectors

The Graphics Prototyping Board comes with footprints for LCD connectors of different pitches and positions. To use these connectors, follow these steps:

  1. Locate the LCD connectors on the Graphics Prototyping Board.
  2. Connect the display module to the corresponding connector on the Graphics Prototyping Board.
  3. Apply power to the MCU board.

Preface

The Graphics Prototyping Board for Curiosity (EV48R50A) enables developers and customers to integrate and prototype their display modules with the 32-bit MCU Graphics development boards. Users can utilize the LED driver and bare component pad circuits to test functionalities, such as backlight display.
Figure 1. Graphics Prototyping Board for Curiosity Boards (Top View)

Introduction

The Graphics Prototype Board for Curiosity (EV48R50A) with its graphics connector, 6 LCD connectors, LED driver and bare component pads, enables the user to perform these actions:

  • Prototype an off-the-shelf display (RGB, parallel 8080, and so on) to an MCU Graphics development board
  • Prototype other color modes, such as RGB332 or other interfaces
  • Probe display and touch signals for debugging
  • Prototype touch controllers and other touch interfaces
  • Connect to the Curiosity Pro or Ultra Graphics Port Standard interfaceMICROCHIP-EV48R50A-Graphics-Prototype-Board-for-Curiosity-Boards-fig- \(2\)

Overview

The Graphics Prototype Board has a compatible interface for the display connector on both the SAM and PIC32 development boards. It comes with multiple footprints for flat cable connectors to connect display modules. The board allows for the flexible mapping of display signals from the development board to the display module connectors. Display boards which support a dual edge female 67POS 0.020 connector may be used with the prototyping board.

Graphics Connector

The graphics connector provides an interface between the MCU board and the graphics display. It adds the ability to change the wired interface by providing an accessible jumper wire end point when connecting displays of different types to the same MCU board.
Figure 3-1. Graphics Connector SchematicsMICROCHIP-EV48R50A-Graphics-
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LCD Connectors

The graphics prototype board comes with footprints for LCD connectors of different pitch and positions. This can accommodate display modules with different cables and interfaces, such as RGB and parallel 8080 as well as the interface to a touch screen controller.
Figure 4-1. LCD Connectors SchematicsMICROCHIP-EV48R50A-Graphics-Prototype-
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S. No. Connector Pitch Size (mm) Number of pins
1 J7 0.5 60
2 J4 1 50
3 J9 0.5 42
4 J8 1 20
5 J5 0.3 51
6 J10 0.5 6

Bare Component Pads

The bare component pads further extend the capabilities of the board, allowing the addition of more functionality to the design including prototyping touch interfaces, probing displays, and touch signals for debugging. The user can add features to the design, such as the addition of different sensor types.
Figure 5-1. Bare Component Pads SchematicsMICROCHIP-EV48R50A-Graphics-
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Component Pitch (mm) Footprint (mm)
DIP 16 Through hole 2.54 19 x 6.4
SOIC-16 SMT 1.27 10.2 X 6.0
TTSOP-16 SMT 0.65 5.0 X 6.4
SSOP-16 SMT 0.65 5.0 X 6.4
SOT23-3 SMT 0.95 2.9 X 1.3
SOT23-6 SMT 0.95 2.9 X 1.3

LED Driver

The LED driver circuit allows the control of backlight settings for displays without an LED driver.
Figure 6-1. LED Driver SchematicsMICROCHIP-EV48R50A-Graphics-Prototype-
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Schematics

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PCB Drawings and Layerplots

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Board Dimensions

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Bill of Materials

Designator Description Manufacturer MPN
J2 HDR 0.1″ (2.54 mm) 2×34
J3 HDR 0.1″ (2.54 mm) 2×34
J4 CONN FPC 50POS 0.50 mm R/A OMRON XF2M-5015-1A
J5 CONN FPC BOTTOM 51POS 0.30 mm R/A Hirose Electric Co Ltd

FH23-51S-0.3SHW(06)
J7| CONN FFC/FPC FH28 0.50 mm 60P Female Bottom SMD R/A| Hirose Electric Co Ltd| FH28-60S-0.5SH(05)
J8| CON FFC/FPC XF3M 1 mm 20P Female SMD R/A| OMRON| XF3M(1)-2015-1B
J9| CONN FFC 40POS 0.50 mm TOP BOT XF2M SMD RA| OMRON| XF2M-4015-1A
J10| CON FFC/FPC FH34SRJ 0.5 mm 6P Female SMD R/A| Hirose Electric Co Ltd| FH34SRJ-6S-0.5SH(50)
U2| Generic SOT23-3 SMT Footprint| –| –
U3| Generic SOT23-3 SMT Footprint| –| –
U4| Generic SOT23-6 SMT Footprint (0.95 mm pitch)| –| –
U5| Generic DIP 16 Through Hole Footprint (0.1″ pitch)| –| –
U6| Generic SOIC-16 SMT Footprint (1.27 mm pitch)| –| –
U7| Generic TTSOP-16 SMT Footprint (0.65 mm pitch)| –| –
U8| Generic SSOP-16 SMT Footprint (0.65 mm pitch)| –| –
Quantity| Designator| LED Driver Circuit| Manufacturer| MPN
---|---|---|---|---
2| C1, C3| CAP CER 1 uF 16V 10% X7R SMD 0805| KEMET| C0805C105K4RACTU
1| C2| CAP CER 0.47 uF 50V 10% X7R SMD 0805| Murata| GRM21BR71H474KA88L
1| C4| CAP CER 0.1 uF 16V 10% X7R SMD 0805| Panasonic| ECJ-2VB1C104K
1| D1| DIO SCTKY DFLS130L 310 mV 1A 30V POWERDI-123| Diodes Incorporated| DFLS130L-7
1| J6| HEADER VERT 2.54 mm 1X3| Sullins| PBC03SAAN
1| L1| INDUCTOR 10 uH 2.2A 20% SMD L4.3W4.3H4.1| Coilcraft| XAL4040-103MEB
1| R1| RES TKF 10k 1% 1/16W SMD 0805| Stackpole| RMCF0805FT10K0
1| R2| RES TKF 10R 1% 1/8W SMD 0805| ROHM| MCR10EZHF10R0
1| R3| RES TKF 0R 1/8W SMD 0805| Panasonic| ERJ-6GEY0R00V
–| GND| MISC, TEST POINT MULTI PURPOSE MINI BLACK 0.040″ Diameter| Keystone| 5001
–| +5V| MISC, TEST POINT MULTI PURPOSE MINI RED 0.040″ Diameter| Keystone| 5000
–| +3.3V| MISC, TEST POINT MULTI PURPOSE MINI WHITE 0.040″ Diameter| Keystone| 5002
Note: Many other Manufacturer parts fit footprints for J4-J6. Part numbers shown have already been validated.

References

The following documents may provide further information for the Graphics Prototype Board for Curiosity Boards and related products. For further information, please visit the Microchip Website, or speak with a local Microchip sales representative

  • SAM E70 Xplained Ultra User’s Guide:
    ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/

  • Some development boards that can be used with this board:

    • SAM E70 EXPLAINED ULTRA
    • SAM E54 CURIOSITY ULTRA
    • PIC32MZ DA CURIOSITY
    • CURIOSITY PIC32MZ EF 2.0

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Revision A – December 2021
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