STMicroelectronics AEK-CON-C1D9031 Connector Board

STMicroelectronics AEK-CON-C1D9031 Connector Board is a connector board dedicated to bridging the AEK-AUDD903V1 board hosting an FDA903D automotive digital class D power amplifier and AEK-MCU-C1MLIT1 board hosting an SPC582B Chorus family automotive MCU with 1MB flash. The STM AEK-CON-C1D9031 Connector Board includes two main female strip connectors. One 19x2 is used for the AEK-MCU-C1MLIT1, while the 20x2 is used for the AEK-AUD-D903V1. An additional 15x2 male strip J2 connects the AEK-MCU-C1MLIT1 and AEKAUD-D903V1. Filling the connector with all jumpers is mandatory, except for the 19-20 (I2S Test) position.

The Electric Vehicle Warning Sounds (AVAS) system has become a growing application for automotive audio. New vehicles require the AVAS system to alert pedestrians of the presence of electric-powered vehicles generating much less noise. Warning sounds may be driver-triggered (like a horn) or automatic, mimicking engine sounds. The speed slider can be applied to modify the played sound to simulate a change in engine rpm.

According to government regulations, in 2021, the vehicle must make a continuous noise level of at least 56dBA (within 2 meters) if it goes 20km/h (12mph) or slower and a maximum of 75dBA. Combining AEKAUD-D903V1 with AEK-MCU-C1MLIT1 through AEK-CON-C1D9031 offers a viable low-cost solution for entry-level AVAS systems. The CAN interface allows remote control of several audio submodules that can be placed around the vehicle.

Features

  • Connector board for MCU board AEK-MCU-C1MLIT1
  • Connector board for Class D audio amp AEK-AUD-D903V1
  • Hosts a level translator to adjust the I2S test pin from the audio board to a compatible level for the MCU
  • Hosts an L9616 CAN transceiver
  • Separated board with two potentiometers with 5V compliant sliders included
  • RoHS-compliant
  • Included in the AutoDevKit™ initiative

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System Configuration

Block Diagram - STMicroelectronics AEK-CON-C1D9031 Connector Board
Publicado: 2020-07-24 | Actualizado: 2025-01-09