NXP UM11559 Socket Board User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- NXP
Table of Contents
NXP UM11559 Socket Board
Introduction
SEN-GEN6-SKT Kit
The SEN-GEN6-SKT board is a socket kit designed to evaluate the FXLS9xxxx, and
FXPS7xxxx sensors. The board supports different communication configurations
such as SPI, I²C, DSI3 or PSI5. Before inserting a device into the socket,
make sure you have properly configured the board to support the desired
protocol. This user manual describes the different options
Definitions
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Kit contents
- One automotive Sensor Socket board (SEN-GEN6-SKT)
- Four red jumpers
- Two white jumpers
- Five blue jumpers
- Three green jumpers
- Seven purple jumpers
Schematic
Component mapping
Order an FXLSxxxx sensor
Device | Variation | Protocol |
---|---|---|
FXLS90322 | XY – MM | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90422 | XZ – MM | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90333 | XY – HH | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90433 | XZ – HH | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS93322 | XY – MM | PSI5 |
FXLS93422 | XZ – MM | PSI5 |
FXLS93333 | XY – HH | PSI5 |
FXLS93433 | XZ – HH | PSI5 |
FXLS90220 | X – M | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90230 | X – H | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90120 | Z – M | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS90130 | Z – H | SPI, DSI3 |
FXLS93220 | X – M | PSI5 |
FXLS93230 | X – H | PSI5 |
FXLS93120 | Z – M | PSI5 |
FXLS93130 | Z – H | PSI5 |
FXPS7115D4 | 40 – 115 kPa | SPI |
FSPS7115DS4T1 | 40 – 115 kPa | SPI |
FSPS7115DI4T1 | 40 – 115 kPa | I2C |
FXPS7140D4 | 40 – 140 kPa | DSI3 |
FXPS7140P4 | 50 – 126 kPa | PSI5 |
FXPS7165DS4T1 | 60 – 165 kPa | SPI |
FXPS7165DI4T1 | 60 – 165 kPa | I2C |
FXPS7250DS4T1 | 20 – 250 kPa | SPI |
FXPS7250DI4T1 | 20 – 250 kPa | I2C |
FXPS7400DS4T1 | 20 – 400 kPa | SPI |
FXPS7400DI4T1 | 20 – 400 kPa | I2C |
FXPS7550DS4T1 | 20 – 550 kPa | SPI |
FXPS7550DI4T1 | 20 – 550 kPa | I2C |
Order a kit
Configure the board
The board supports the FXLS9xxxx, and FXPS7xxxx sensor families. For easier board configuration, the jumpers have been colored per category/protocol. They are listed below:
- Sensor compatibility or power supply related: black
- I²C: green
- DSI3: blue
- PSI5: red
- SPI: N/A
By default, the board is configured for FXLS9xxxx devices in SPI mode. However, the configuration can easily be modified using the jumpers. By default, most jumpers are floating. Floating means they are attached to their proper connector but remain unconnected. The reference to “DNP” means “Do not populate”, meaning it can be removed or unshorted.
FXLS9xxxx (default) or FXPS7xxxx
Table 2 identifies the proper jumper settings for family compatibility
Family compatibility
Jumper reference | Jumper position |
---|---|
FXLS9xxxx compatibility | FXPS7xxxx compatibility |
J28 | 1-2 |
J30 | 1-2 |
J37 | 1-2 |
J47 | 1-2 |
J55 | 1-2 |
SPI (default)
By default, the board is configured to support SPI communication. NXP
recommends configuring J1, J3, and J36 as non-floating potentials on the
sensor supply pins. Refer to the product data sheet. Ensure that J4, J5, and
J6 are not populated (pull-up resistors). J7 and J8 must remaining floating
for SPI mode.
SPI mode jumper configuration
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
---|---|---|
J3 | 1-2 | Connect BUS_I/VCC to VBUF_VCCIO |
J1 | (1-2) | Connect BUS_I/VCC to BUS_O (optional) |
J36 | (1-2) | Connect BUS_I/VCC to IDATA (Optional) |
J46 | 2-3 | VCC with 1 μF capacitor |
J4 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J5 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J6 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J7 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J8 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
I²C
In order to configure I²C mode, begin with the SPI mode configuration and add
pull-up resistors on SDA, SCL, and the CS pins. If the I²C lines are already
driven by the MCU (shared pull-up), NXP recommends leaving J4 and J6
unpopulated.
I²C mode jumper configuration
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
---|---|---|
J3 | 1-2 | Connect BUS_I/VCC to VBUF_VCCIO |
J1 | (1-2) | Connect BUS_I/VCC to BUS_O (optional) |
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
--- | --- | --- |
J36 | (1-2) | Connect BUS_I/VCC to IDATA (Optional) |
J46 | 2-3 | VCC with 1 μF capacitor |
J4 | 1-2 | Add pull-up resistor on I²C SLC signal |
J5 | 1-2 | Add pull-up resistor on I²C SDA signal |
J6 | 1-2 | Add pull-up resistor on SS_B signal |
J7 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J8 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
DSI3
The communication interface between an ECU device (such as MC33SA0528AC) and
the sensor device in DSI3 mode is established via a DSI3 compatible two-wire
interface, with parallel or serial (daisy-chain) connections to the satellite
modules
DSI3 mode jumper configuration
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
---|---|---|
J1 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J3 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J46 | 2-3 | BUS_I/VCC with 0.47 μF capacitor |
J36 | 1-2 | Connect BUS_I/VCC to IDATA |
J50 | 1-2 | Add 100 pF cap between BUS_O and BUSRTN |
J51 | 1-2 | Add 200 pF cap between BUS_I/VSS and BUSRTN |
J52 | (1-2) | Optional EMC filter |
J8 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
PSI5
The communication interface between an ECU device and this sensor device in
PSI5 mode is established via a PSI5 compatible two-wire interface, with
universal or daisychain connections to the satellite modules
PSI5 mode jumper configuration
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
---|---|---|
J1 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J3 | 1 or DNP | Floating |
J46 | 2-3 | BUS_I/VCC with 0.47 μF capacitor |
J42 | 1-2 | Filtering (FXLS9xxxx) |
2-3 | Filtering (FXPS7xxxx) | |
J34 | 1-2 | Connect the filter to IDATA |
Jumper reference | Jumper position | Description |
--- | --- | --- |
J33 | 1-2 | Connect the filter to BUS_I/VCC (FXLS9xxxx only) |
2-3 | Connect the filter to BUS_I/VCC (FXLS9xxxx only) | |
J49 | 1-2 or |
2-3
| If using PSI5 daisy chain
Insert the sensor into the socket
illustrates the proper way to insert the sensor into the socket. For proper connection, align the circle on the IC to the arrowhead (identified in yellow in Figure 5) on the mounting socket.
Connect the board to a compatible ECU
The SEN-SPI-BOX has two dedicated interfaces suitable for SPI and I²C
communications, an MDI connector and a Beagle connector. The NXP MDI connector
supports the SEN-SPI-BOX kit. The Beagle connector is an industrial standard
and may be coupled to any Beagle compatible analyzer. For DSI3 and PSI5
support, the SEN-SPI-BOX can be used with a dedicated NXP adapter (SEN-
DSI3-ADAPTER and SEN-PSI5-ADAPTER). Refer to Section 2.5.1 for board
connections
NXP MDI and Beagle
illustrates the MDI and Beagle connectors while Figure 8 identifies the individual connectors
SPI
Connect the SEN-GEN6-SKT board to any MCU with SPI compatibility using the
4-pin SPI signals and a power supply.
VCC must not exceed 5.25 V.
SPI connector reference
Signal name | Connector reference | Description |
---|---|---|
VCC | JP31 | Power supply |
GND | JP29 | Ground |
SS_B | JP9 | Chip select |
SCLK | JP6 | Serial Clock |
MISO | JP4 | MCU In Sensor out |
MOSI | JP5 | MCU out Sensor in |
SPI | J16 | 4-pin SPI connector |
NXP MDI | J48 | General-purpose connector |
Beagle | J54 | General-purpose connector |
I²C
Connect the SEN-GEN6-SKT board to any I²C MCU board using the two-pin I²C
signals and a power supply.
VCC must not exceed 5.25 V.
I²C connector referenceDSI3
The DSI3 protocol, an automotive protocol, provides power supply and
bidirectional communication using only two wires. This protocol is suitable
for all satellite-based applications (such as airbag) requiring safety and EMC
robustness
Signal name | Connector reference | Description |
---|---|---|
VCC | JP31 | Power supply |
GND | JP29 | Ground |
SDA | JP32 | I²C Serial Data |
SCL | JP33 | I²C Serial Clock |
I²C | J16 | two-pin I²C connector |
NXP MDI | J48 | General-purpose connector |
Beagle | J54 | General-purpose connector |
DSI3 connector reference
Signal name | Connector reference | Description | Mode |
---|---|---|---|
BUSIN | JP12 | DSI3 Bus In | Discovery mode / Parallel mode |
BUSRTN | JP34 | DSI3 bus return | |
DSI3 | J11 | two-pin DSI3 connector | |
BUS_O | JP13 | Daisy chain out | Daisy chain mode |
BUSRTN | JP34 | DSI3 bus return | |
DSI3_Chain | J12 | two-pin DSI3 daisy chain connector | |
BUSOUT | JP14 | Daisy chain out | Daisy chain mode (FXPS7xxxx only) |
BUSRTN | JP34 | DSI3 bus return | |
DSI3_Chain | J13 | two-pin DSI3 daisy chain connector |
DSI3 parallel or discovery mode DSI3 daisy chain DSI3 daisy chain mode (FXPS7xxxx only)
PSI5
The PSI protocol, an automotive protocol, provides power supply and
bidirectional communication using only two wires. This protocol is suitable
for all satellite-based applications.
PSI5 connector reference
Signal name | Connector reference | Description | Mode |
---|---|---|---|
VDPL | JP11 | PSI5 BUS IN | Universal mode / Parallel mode |
VSS | JP25 | PSI5 VSS | |
PSI5 | J9, J45 | two-pin PSI5 connector | |
VDPL | JP11 | PSI5 BUS IN | Daisy chain mode |
VSSOUT | JP20 | PSI5 VSS daisy chain | |
PSI5_Chain | J10 | two-pin PSI5 daisy chain out |
PSI5 parallel or universal mode
PSI5 daisy chain mode
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