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Overview

The Trenz Electronic TEB0724-01 is a developement carrier board for the TE0724 and compatible modules. It facilitates easy access to all on the module available features. 

Key Features

  • Samtec 160 pin board to board connector for 4,0 cm x 6,0 cm module
  • 10x 2x6 Pin Pmods, (8 usable as dual Pmods, 1x single Pmod, 1x I2C compatible Pmod)
  • MicroUSB to JTAG/UART bridge
  • CAN screw terminal
  • RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet MagJack connector
  • 6x LED, 2x Push Buttons on FPGA
  • 1 LED and 1 Push Button on PS
  • Power and Reset Push Buttons
  • On-board Power Protection Circuit and Power on LED

Block Diagram


Figure 1: TEB0724 block diagram

Main Components

Figure 2: TEB0724 main components


Table 1: TE0724-01 main components.

  1. Module connector for 4,0x6.0 cm module
  2. Pmods usabel as dual Pmods, J10, J11, J12, J13, J14, J15, J16, J17  
  3. Pmod (single), J20  
  4. I2C Pmod, J21
  5. CAN screw terminal, J2
  6. 5V 2.1mm input jack, J18
  7. microUSB J4
  8. USB to JTAG/UART bridge FT2232H, U1
  9. Configuration EEPROM U3
  10. RJ45 Gigabit Ehternet Jack, J3
  11. Power Button, S1
  12. Reset Button, S3
  13. User Button PS, S5
  14. User LED (green) PS, D8 
  15. 2x User Button PL, S2, S4
  16. 6x User LEDs (red) PL, D2-D7 
  17. Power LED (green), D36
  18. 2x10 Pin header for Boot and Programming options, J6
  19. 2x6 Pin header for jumper setting of CAN bus termination resistors, J22
  20. microSD Card Slot, J5

Initial Delivery State

Not programmed.

Storage device name

Content

Notes

FTDI Configuration EEPROM U3EmptyNot programmed.

Table 2: Initial delivery state of programmable devices on the baseboard.

Boot Process

The boot device is selected by the mode jumpers on pin header J6. Placing a jumper at pin 13-14 sets Mode0 to low level. Mode1 is set to low level by jumper on over pin 15-16. Boot modes are further described at the corresponding section of the modules, e.g. Table 2, Boot mode selection of TE0724 TRM. Default with no jumpers is boot from SD-Card.

Signals, Interfaces and Pins

Board to Board (B2B) I/Os

I/O signals connected to the B2B connector: 

B2B ConnectorInterfacesCount of IO'sNotes
J1User IO72 single ended or 36 differential9x Pmod
6 LEDred
2 Push Button-
7 MIOJ7 (not assembled), TE0724: 3.3V
2 MIOJ9 (not assembled), TE0724: 1.8V
1 MIO LEDgreen
1 MIO Push Button-
I²C21x Pmod
SD IO7-
UART2-
CAN2-
GbE PHY_MDIO + PHY_LEDs10-
JTAG4-
Power GPIO2-
Power/Reset/Fuse programming3-
Bootmode2-

Table 3: General overview of PL I/O signals and SoM's interfaces connected to the B2B connectors.


The TEB0724 carrier board supplies the attached module with 5V DC. All power rails on the  module and the baseboard are generated from this at the module and routed back the carrier. For detailed information about the pin out, please refer to the Pin-out Tables. 

JTAG Interface

There is no device with JTAG port on the baseboard. JTAG access to the module is provided through B2B connector J1. This is routed to the carriers USB to JTAG/UART bridge.

JTAG Signal

B2B Connector Pin

TCKJ1-147
TDIJ1-151
TDOJ1-145
TMSJ1-149

Table 4: JTAG interface signals.

System Control  I/O Pins

Pin NameFunctionRouted toB2B Connector PinNote
Mode0bootdevice selectionjumper pins J6-13 J6-14J1-4TE0724: pulled up at module
Mode1bootdevice selectionjumper pins J6-15 J6-16J1-2TE0724: pulled up at module
ONKEYmodule power signalpush button S1 and pin J6-9J1-148TE0724: pulled up at module
RESETREQmodule resetpush button S3 and pin J6-12J1-150TE0724: pulled up at module
PWR_GPIO2-J6-8J1-143User power sequenzing IO
PWR_GPIO4-J6-10J1-141User power sequenzing IO

Table 5: System Control I/O pins.


SD Card Interface

Connected ToSignal NameNotes
J1-34SD-CDCard detect switch, pulled up, low if card inserted.
J1-24SD-D0
J1-22SD-CMD
J1-20SD-CCLK
J1-26SD-D1
J1-28SD-D2
J1-30SD-D3

Table 6: SD Card interface signals and connections.

Ethernet Interface

The TEB0724 Carrier Board has a RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet MagJack (J3) with two LEDs. On-board Ethernet MagJack pins are routed to B2B connector J1 via MDI. LEDs are also routed to the B2B connector.

Ethernet PHY connection

MagJackSignalB2B
J3-2PHY_MDI0_PJ1-7
J3-3PHY_MDI0_NJ1-9
J3-4PHY_MDI1_PJ1-13
J3-5PHY_MDI1_NJ1-15
J3-6PHY_MDI2_PJ1-19
J3-7PHY_MDI2_NJ1-21
J3-8PHY_MDI3_P

J1-25

J3-9PHY_MDI3_NJ1-27
J3BPHY_LED0J1-10
J3CPHY_LED1J1-12

Table 7: Ethernet MagJack

I2C Interface

On-board I2C bus is accaessable with the following pins:

SDASCLNotes
J1-144J1-142B2B
J6-7J6-5In-Circuit Programming
J21-10, J21-4J21-9, J21-3Pmod

Table 8: I2C pins.

There are no I2C devices on the base board. Pullup resistors have to be provided by the module.

On-board Peripherals

Pmods

The GPIOs of the 10 Pmods (J10 to J17, J20, J21) are connected with 100 Ohm differential routing to the B2B connector. J21 is a pure I2C compatible Pmod, without additional signals. The other 9 are GPIO Pmods where despite J20 all others can be used as dual Pmods. By default VCCIO_35 is connected with a 0 Ohm resistor to 3.3V. De-soldering this resistor and using not fitted pin header J19 instead, the variable bank power VCCIO_35 for the Pmods J10, J11, J12, J13, J14, J16 can be selected.


J10J11J12J13J14J15J16J17J20J21
PINSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2BSignalB2B
1PA0_PJ1-56PB2_NJ1-70PC2_PJ1-57PD2_PJ1-77PE2_NJ1-90PG2_NJ1-110PF2_PJ1-97PH2_PJ1-115PI2_PJ1-133NC-
2PA0_NJ1-58PB2_PJ1-72PC2_NJ1-55PD2_NJ1-75PE2_PJ1-92PG2_PJ1-112PF2_NJ1-95PH2_NJ1-113PI2_NJ1-131NC-
3PA3_P

J1-46

PB0_NJ1-76PC0_PJ1-51PD0_PJ1-71PE0_NJ1-96PG0_PJ1-114PF0_PJ1-91PH0_PJ1-111PI0_PJ1-129I2C_SCLJ1-142
4PA3_NJ1-48PB0_PJ1-78PC0_NJ1-49PD0_NJ1-69PE0_PJ1-98PG0_NJ1-116PF0_NJ1-89PH0_NJ1-109PI0_NJ1-127I2C_SDAJ1-144
5GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-
6VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-543.3VJ1-74, J1- 43VCCIO_35J1-543.3VJ1-74, J1- 433.3VJ1-74, J1- 433.3VJ1-74, J1- 43
7PA1_NJ1-62PB3_PJ1-68PC3_NJ1-59PD3_NJ1-79PE3_PJ1-88PG3_PJ1-108PF3_NJ1-99PH3_NJ1-117PI3_NJ1-135NC-
8PA1_PJ1-60PB3_NJ1-66PC3_PJ1-61PD3_PJ1-81PE3_NJ1-86PG3_NJ1-106PF3_PJ1-101PH3_PJ1-119PI3_PJ1-137NC-
9PA2_NJ1-52PB1_PJ1-82PC1_NJ1-45PD1_NJ1-65PE1_PJ1-102PG1_NJ1-120PF1_NJ1-85PH1_NJ1-105PI1_NJ1-123I2C_SCLJ1-142
10PA2_PJ1-50PB1_NJ1-80PC1_PJ1-47PD1_PJ1-67PE1_NJ1-100PG1_PJ1-121PF1_PJ1-87PH1_PJ1-107PI1_PJ1-125I2C_SDAJ1-144
11GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-GND-
12VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-54VCCIO_35J1-543.3VJ1-74, J1- 43VCCIO_35J1-543.3VJ1-74, J1- 433.3VJ1-74, J1- 433.3VJ1-74, J1- 43

Table 9: Pmod connections.

USB to JTAG/UART bridge

The TEB0724 carrier board has on-board microUSB 2.0 (J4) high-speed to UART/FIFO IC FT2232H (U1) from FTDI. Channel A can be used as JTAG Interface (MPSSE) to program on module JTAG devices. Channel B can be used as UART Interface routed to via a level shifter to the 1.8V section of the B2B connector, usually connected to the PS of the SoM. There is also a 256-byte serial EEPROM connected to the FT2232H chip pre-programmed with license code to support Xilinx programming tools.

Do not access the FT2232H EEPROM using FTDI programming tools, doing so will erase normally invisible user EEPROM content and invalidate stored Xilinx JTAG license. Without this license the on-board JTAG will not be accessible any more with any Xilinx tools. Software tools from FTDI website do not warn or ask for confirmation before erasing user EEPROM content.

CAN Screw Terminal

The CAN bus is routed to screw terminal J2.

 PINSignalB2B
J2-1CAN0_NJ1-1
J2-2GND
J2-3CAN0_PJ1-3

Table 10: CAN bus connection.

Jumpers on J22-1 to J22-3 and J22-2 to J22-4 connect proper split termination resistors to the CAN bus.

Oscillators

The module has the following reference clock signals provided by on-board oscillators:

Clock SourceSchematic NameFrequencyClock Destination
SiTime SiT8008AI oscillator, U4OSCI12.000000 MHz U1, pin 3.

Table 11: Reference clock signals.

On-board LEDs

LED ColorSignalDescription and Notes
D1greenVINpower indicator
D2-D7redULED1..6User LED
D8greenMIO9

MIO user LED

J3BgreenPHY_LED0Ethernet status
J3CyellowPHY_LED1Ethernet status

Table 12: On-board LEDs.


On-board Push Buttons

ButtonSignalB2BDescription and Notes
S1ONKEYJ1-148Power Button, pulled up, on push de-asserted
S3RESETREQJ1-150User LED pulled up, on push de-asserted

S2

S2J1-124PL user button, pulled up, on push de-asserted
S4S4J1-126PL user button, pulled up, on push de-asserted
S5MIO51J1-42

PS MIO user button, pulled up, on push de-asserted

Table 13: On-board Push Buttons.

Pin Header

Pin Header J6 provides access to power functions, bootmode selection and PMIC In-Circuit Programming.

 PINSignalB2B
J6-1VINJ1-154, J1-156, J1-158, J1-160
J6-2VINJ1-154, J1-156, J1-158, J1-160
J6-3GND
J6-4GND
J6-5I2C_SCLJ1-142
J6-6VBATJ1-152
J6-7I2C_SDAJ1-144
J6-8PWR_GPIO2J1-143
J6-9ONKEYJ1-148
J6-10PWR_GPIO4J1-141
J6-11PWR_TPJ1-146
J6-12RESETREQJ1-150
J6-13MODE0J1-2
J6-14GND
J6-15MODE1J1-4
J6-16GND

Table 14: Pin Header J6.


For voltage selection VCCIO_35 (SoM TE0724, Bank 35) other than 3.3V the header J19 can optionaly assembled. Therefore 0 Ohm resistor R45 has to be removed!

 PINSignalB2B
J19-1VLDO1J1-83
J19-2GND
J19-3VCCIO_35J1-54
J19-4VLDO2J1-94

J19-5

VLDO34J1-53
J19-6GND

Table 15: Optional Pin Header J19.


Optional fitted headers J7, J8 and J9 are to provide full access to the Pins at the B2B connector, especially for testing and extension purposes.  Description follows below.

PL Button and LED IOs are additionally routed to optionally assembled pin header J8.

 PINSignalB2B
J8-13.3VJ1-43, J1-74
J8-2GND
J8-3S4J1-126
J8-4S2J1-124
J8-5ULED5J1-130
J8-6ULED6J1-128
J8-7ULED3J1-134
J8-8ULED4J1-132
J8-9ULED1J1-138
J8-10ULED2J1-136

Table 16: Optional Pin Header J8.


Optional pin header J7 gives access to otherwise not used PS MIO IOs at a 3.3V bank.

 PINSignalB2B
J7-13.3V43, 74
J7-2GND
J7-3GND
J7-4MIO8J1-14
J7-5MIO10J1-31
J7-6MIO11J1-33
J7-7MIO12J1-35
J7-8MIO13J1-37
J7-9MIO14J1-39
J7-10MIO15J1-41

Table 17: Optional Pin Header J7.


Optional pin header J9 gives access to otherwise not used PS MIO IOs at a 1.8V bank.

 PINSignalB2B
J9-11.8VJ1-63
J9-2GND
J9-3GND
J9-4MIO_46J1-32
J9-5MIO_50J1-40
J9-6MIO_PB

J1-42

Table 18: Optional Pin Header J9.

Power and Power-On Sequence

Power Consumption

The maximum power consumption depends on the attached module the design running on the module and additional peripherals.

Xilinx provide a power estimator excel sheets to calculate power consumption for FPGAs. It's also possible to evaluate the power consumption of the developed design with Vivado. See also Trenz Electronic Wiki FAQ.

Power InputTypical Current
VINTBD*

Table 19: Typical power consumption.


 * TBD - To Be Determined soon with reference design setup.

Power supply with minimum current capability of 3A for system startup is recommended.

To avoid any damage to the base board and attached module, check for stabilized voltages should be carried out (i.e. power good and enable signals) before powering up any SoC's I/O bank voltages VCCO_x. All I/Os should be tri-stated during power-on sequence.

Power Distribution Dependencies

Figure 3: Module power distribution diagram.


User should also check related module documentation and Xilinx data sheet, respectively.

Power-On Sequence

The power-on sequence is solely controlled by the attached module. Optional sequenzing signals for integration of additional hardware are PWR_GPIO2 and PWR_GPIO4. If the attached module uses the adjustable bank power VCCIO_35, this has to be powered up after the modules SOCs powerrails are up and before any other signal is applied to the bank IOs. The 1.8V and 3.3V power rails are used for the SD Card level shifter U13. The datasheet states to first power up 1.8V and then 3.3V, this has to be taken into account when reconfiguring the power circuit of the attached SoM.

Power Rails

Power Rail Name

B2B J1 Pins

Direction on B2B

Notes
VIN154, 156, 158, 160OutputExternal main supply voltage.
3.3V43, 74Input

1.8V

63Input
VCCIO_3554Output

VLDO1

83Input
VLDO294InputUsed to enable UART level shifter. Therefore fix at 1.8V.
VLDO3453Input

VBAT

152Input/OutputReserved for PMIC backup battery and charger.

Table 20 : Board power rails.

Board to Board Connectors

The TEB0724 base board has a 160-pin double-row REF-192552-01 connector on the top side.

Order
number

REF NumberSamtec NumberTypeMated HeightData sheetComment
-REF-192552-01SS5-80-3.50-L-D-K-TRBaseboard connector4 mmhttp://suddendocs.samtec.com/catalog_english/ss5.pdfStandard connector
used on board
27220REF-192552-02ST5-80-1.50-L-D-P-TRModule connector4 mmhttp://suddendocs.samtec.com/catalog_english/st5.pdfStandard connector
used on module

Table 21: Connectors for module and base board.


Variants Currently In Production

Trenz shop TEB0724 overview page
English page

German page

Technical Specifications

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Parameter

MinMax

Units

Reference Document

VIN supply voltage

-0.35.5

V

Depends mostly on attached SoM, values here are for TE0724 PMIC, da9062_3v4.pdf.

Storage temperature

-30

80

°C

Push buttons datasheet.

Table 20: Board absolute maximum ratings.


Assembly variants for higher storage temperature range are available on request.

Recommended Operating Conditions

ParameterMinMaxUnitsReference Document
VIN supply voltage05.5VDepends mostly on attached SoM, values here are for TE0724 PMIC, da9062_3v4.pdf.
Operating temperature-2570°CPush buttons datasheet.

Table 21: Board recommended operating conditions.


Please check also the attached SOMs datasheet  for complete list of absolute maximum and recommended operating ratings.

Operating Temperature Ranges

Commercial grade: 0°C to +70°C.

Extended grade: 0°C to +85°C.

Industrial grade: -40°C to +85°C.

Module operating temperature range depends also on customer design and cooling solution. Please contact us for options.

Physical Dimensions

  • Module size: 105 mm × 100 mm.  Please download the assembly diagram for exact numbers.

  • Mating height with standard connectors: 4 mm.

  • PCB thickness: 1.6 mm.

  • Highest part on PCB: approx. 13.5 mm. Please download the step model for exact numbers.

All dimensions are given in millimeters.


Figure 4: Module physical dimensions drawing.

Revision History

Hardware Revision History


DateRevision

Notes

PCNDocumentation Link
-

01

Prototypes



Table 22: Module hardware revision history.


Hardware revision number can be found on the PCB board together with the module model number separated by the dash.

Figure 5: Module hardware revision number.

Document Change History




Date

Revision

Contributors

Description

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  • corrected links to connector datasheets

v.23
John Hartfiel
  • style update

2018-07-10

v.19

Martin Rohrmüller

  • Initial document.

Table 23: Document change history.

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