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I16-COB20 and I16-COB00
The I1600 COB's are used to demonstrate the voice quality and various
durations of ISD1600B series. It can also be used as prototype boards for
your initial applications.
There are two types of demo boards
for ISD1600B series:
1) I16-COB20 : I1620B die is assembled.
2) I16-COB00 : Install the desired device into the PDIP socket.
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Actual Size = 3.8cm x 2.8cm
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Product supported |
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I1620B Die |
I16-COB20 |
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I1610B/12B/16B/20B PDIP |
I16-COB00 |
Contents of Kit:
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I16-COB20 / I16-COB00
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User’s Manual
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ISD-ES1600B_PROG
Single Socket Programmer
This board allows the programming of PCM audio files to the Nuvoton I1600B
ChipCorder® IC controlled through the USB port of a PC. The record and
playback functions of the chip may be selected in real time to demonstrate
different sampling rates and playback quality of this chip for an end application.
The PC connects to the demo board using a standard USB cable.
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Actual Size = 6.1cm x 7.1cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD1610B/12B/16B/20B |
ISD-ES1600B_PROG |
Set-up Connections:
Before starting the ISD-ES1600B-Prog software application, make sure that
the board is plugged into one of the PC’s USB ports and properly
installed. Once the software starts, it will attempt to locate the board,
but if no board is detected, an error message will be displayed. If so,
it will be necessary to restart the software.
If detection of the board is successful, the main control
panel will be displayed. The controls allow selection of the chip device,
sample rate, volume decimation, and audio file to be recorded. However,
the input audio file must be 8 kHz, 16-bit mono PCM.
System Requirements:
The demo board must be connected to a USB port on a PC running Windows
2000 or higher that supports Microsoft’s .NET framework v1.1 or
higher.
Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES1600B_PROG
- CD (User’s Manual and Installation Software)
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ISD-COB 1700
COB/Demo Board for ISD1700 Series
The ISD-COB1700 is a COB/demo board for ISD1700 series. It has either
a ISD1700 die or ISD1700 SOIC unit assembled to demonstrate the functionalities
and voice quality of the ISD1700 device. The picture below illustrates
all the input controls and output selections. The default settings for
sampling frequency and output are 8kHz and PWM speaker outputs, respectively.
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Actual Size = 5.4cm x 4cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD1730 |
ISD-COB 1700
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ISD1740 |
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ISD1750 |
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ISD1760 |
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ISD1790 |
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ISD17120 |
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ISD17150 |
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ISD17180 |
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ISD17210 |
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ISD17240 |
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ISD-COB1700
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User’s Manual
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ISD-ES17XX_USB_PB
Evaluation System for ISD1700 Series
This evaluation system allows the complete operation of the Nuvoton ISD1700
ChipCorder® IC controlled through the USB port of a PC. All the functions
of the chip may be selected in real time to allow complete evaluation of
this chip for an end application. The PC connects to the evaluation system
using a standard USB cable. (Not included in the package)
The demo board also works in stand alone mode (Push Button Mode).
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Actual Size = 9cm x 9.2cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD1730 |
ISD-ES17XX_USB_PB
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ISD1740 |
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ISD1750 |
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ISD1760 |
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ISD1790 |
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ISD17120 |
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ISD17150 |
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ISD17180 |
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ISD17210 |
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ISD17240 |
Set-up:
Before starting the software application, make sure that the evaluation
board is plugged into one of the PC’s USB ports and properly installed.
Once the software starts, it will attempt to download firmware onto
the evaluation board, but if no board is detected, an error message
will be displayed. If so, it will be necessary to restart the software.
Once the software is running, the main control panel will
appear. To begin evaluating the ChipCorder® part, first apply power
to the chip by pressing the power toggle button (1), then press the
PWRUP button (2) to send a SPI power up command. This evaluation system
uses the ChipCorder®’s SPI interface, and the last step starts
the chip’s power up sequence and resets the chip to its IDLE state.
Pre-Programming a Wave File:
Another option for set recording is the Delayed Record feature. The
wave file format has to be 16bit PCM mono ( 8KHZ to 44 KHz sampling
rate). Checking the SE_REC (9) box, puts the ChipCorder®
into a mode that will wait for a signal at ANAIN before recording. Once
checked, the set address feature is enabled and the device path is setup
for ANAIN (FT) record. At this point the user is prompted to select
an audio file. The address range can be manually entered or the software
can calculate the necessary range to record the entire audio file by
pressing (11). Pressing records begins playback of the specified file
and the record session is triggered automatically.
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requires the following hardware connections:
- USB connection from the PC to the demo board.
- An Audio connection from the PC to ANAIN on the demo board.
(Usually the Headphone Jack)
Note: Be sure that the volume is turned up all the way.
- Speaker connection to the Demo Board
1.) When complete, the SE REC box will be unchecked:
2.) Press Play to hear the recorded Wave file.
Systems Requirements:
The demo board must be connected to a USB port on a PC running
Windows 2000 or higher that supports Microsoft’s .NET framework
v1.1 or higher. Please down load the latest .NET framework from www.microsoft.com
go to Microsoft .NET Framework Version 1.1 Redistributable Package.
Please also install the SP1 service pack.
Contents of Kit:
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ISD-ES1800
Demonstration Board for ISD1800 series
The ISD1800 Demo Board has been designed to allow a user to demonstrate
the various features of the ISD1810 Devices. It also illustrates the simplicity
of the operation of the devices.
The board is completely self-contained, including the batteries, a microphone,
the switches and various passive components that make up a complete application.
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Actual Size = 8.3cm x 7.5cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD1806/10 |
ISD-ES1800
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Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES1800 Demo Board
- ISD1810 PDIP Sample
- 8-Ohm speaker.
- Instruction Sheet
- 3-AA Batteries
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Demonstration Board for ISD4000 series
The ISD-ES302 Demo board is designed to let listeners hear the voice quality
of the all ISD4000 product family and to demonstrate some of the features
available through the SPI bus control.
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Actual Size = 12cm x 11.5cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD4002-120/150/180/240 |
ISD-ES302 |
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ISD4003-04M/05M/06M/08M |
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ISD4004-08M/10M/12M/16M |
Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES302 Demo Board
- Three - ISD4003 PDIP Samples
- 16-Ohm Speaker
- 2-AA Batteries
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ISD-ES501
Evaluation System for ISD5008
This evaluation system allows the complete operation of the ISD5008 controlled
through the parallel port of a PC. All the functions of the chip may be
selected in real time to allow complete evaluation of this chip for an
end application.
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Actual Size = 10cm x 8.5cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD5008
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ISD-ES501 |
Set-up Connections:
The PC connects to the demo using a standard parallel cable from LPT1.
This board is designed to be used with software (Copyright 1999 National
Instruments Corporation. All Rights Reserved) supplied by ISD. The software
is supplied free of charge with the demo on A CD. The software paints
a block diagram of the major components of the chip on the screen and
the possible paths between them. When a path is selected, it lights up
in yellow.
Systems Requirement:
- Window 2000 or later
- PC with Parallel Printer port
Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES501 Evaluation board
- ISD5008 PDIP Sample
- CD (User's Manual and Installation Software)
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ISD-ES502
Demonstration Board for ISD5008
The ISD-ES502 demonstration board illustrates the signal routing and flexibility
of the ISD5008 as well as its recording and playback functions. The unit
comprises an ISD5008, an ISD2560 to simulate background conversation, a
Nuvoton W78E51 microcontroller, microphone and attendant circuitry, a seven-segment
display for displaying mode and level information, and a keypad for selecting
the modes. In addition, there are Power, Record, Pause and Play pushbuttons.
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Actual Size = 20.3cm x 15cm
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Ordering Code |
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ISD5008
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ISD-ES502 |
Initial Setup
- When the ISD-ES502 board is initially received install the batteries,
carefully observing polarity.
- If some of the LEDs light at this time, push the green Power Button
to start unit properly.
- Otherwise, push the green Power Button on the lower left to power
on the unit. The ISD-ES502 will announce that it is "Ready"
and conclude with the "-" in the middle of the numeric LED
display turned on. Note that the unit will automatically turn itself
off after a period of inactivity to conserve battery capacity. If one
wants to shut it off earlier then just press the "*" button
on the keypad. The ISD-ES502 will sound a tone and turn off.
- The ISD-ES502 is now ready for the user to choose the mode of operation.
Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES502 Demo Board
- Two AA batteries
- Instruction Sheet
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ISD-ES511
Evaluation System for ISD5100 series
This evaluation system allows the complete operation of the Nuvoton ISD5100
(ISD5102, ISD5104, chip may be selected in real time to allow complete
evaluation of this chip for an end application. This ISD5108, ISD5116)
ChipCorder IC controlled through the USB port of a PC. All the functions
of the board supports both PDIP and TSOP packaged units for SOIC use a
universal adapter to PDIP. The PC connects to the demo board using a standard
USB cable. (Not included in the package)
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Actual Size = 9cm x 7.5cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD5116 |
ISD-ES511 |
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ISD5108 |
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ISD5104 |
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Set-up
When the ISD-ES511 program is started, a search of the system is performed
to locate the ISD-ES511 Board. The program then operates in one of two
modes.
Operation without the ISD-ES511 Board:
The indicator in the upper left corner will indicate that a board was
not found and its background color will be yellow. The command buttons
and status indicator will not be functional, but the block diagram and
configuration bits are functional. This will allow the user to quickly
determine specific configuration words for use with the I51XX (I5102,
I5104, I5108 or I5116). See below for operation of the block diagram.
Operation with the ISD-ES511 Board:
The indicator in the upper left corner will indicate that a board
was found and its background color will be red. The red indicates that
the socket on the ISD-ES511 board is powered off. The command buttons
and status indicator will not be functional, but the block diagram and
configuration bits are. After installing an ISD5100 (ISD5104, ISD5106,
ISD5108, ISD5116) device, the socket can be powered up by selecting the
Socket Power command button. Once the socket is powered up, the background
color of the board indicator will turn to green. The command buttons are
now enabled and device operation is allowed. See Device Operation below
for details.
Systems Requirements:
The demo board must be connected to a USB port on a PC running Windows
98SE or later versions of the OS
Contents of Kit:
- ISD-ES501 Evaluation Board.
- CD (User’s Manual and Installation Software)
- 8-Ohm Speaker
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ISD-ES512
Demonstration Board for ISD5100 series
This demo board allows the complete operation of the Nuvoton ISD5100 (ISD5102,
ISD5104, chip may be selected in real time to allow complete evaluation
of this chip for an end application. This ISD5108, ISD5116) ChipCorder
IC controlled through the USB port of a PC. All the functions of the board
supports both PDIP and TSOP packaged units for SOIC use a universal adapter
to PDIP. The PC connects to the demo board using a standard USB cable.
(Not included in the package)
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Actual Size = 8.7cm x 14.2cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD5116
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ISD-ES512 |
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ISD5108* |
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ISD5104* |
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ISD5102* |
*Requires SOIC to PDIP universal
adaptor
Contents of Kit:
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ISD- ES512 Demo Board
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ISD5116 PDIP Sample
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Instruction Sheet
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Two AAA Baterries
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ISD-ES521
Evaluation System for 5216
The ES521 evaluation system allows testing of all features of the chip
and visually shows the signal flow through the chip. Writing to three
16-bit configuration registers sets up the signal flow. An active path
is highlighted in blue while the gray arrows show possible but not currently
active paths.
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Actual Size = 13.5cm x 11cm
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Products Supported |
Ordering Code |
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ISD5216
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The top left corner of the application windows shows the
configuration registers, they should look like in the following picture.
Application software at a glance:
Contents of the ISD-ES521 evaluation kit:
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