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Power Regulator for N64RGB DAC
2 layer board of 1.10 x 0.66 inches (27.9 x 16.8 mm).
Shared on March 27th, 2018 17:16
Purpose
This little PCB is designed to used with - viletims N64RGB project - (existing [1]) boards from the N64RGBv1 project
This PCB has a regulator on board which generated 3.3V power supply for the mentioned mod-boards. It has been discussed at the Shmups forums that the output suffers from digital noise probably depending on CPU, PPU and APU load.
Power the replacement RGB DAC from a different power supply source may help to ‘decouple’ this noise from the analog part.
Note
[1] Future releases may have a regulator on board. It has not been designed yet.
GitHub project
Visit the GitHub project here
Order the PCB
Order the board as thin as possible; <1.0mm should be fine. This means for OSHPark service use 0.8mm substrate thickness.
BOM
- U1: one of the following ICs, all SOT223 package (may named differently for each manufacturer)
- NCP1117ST33T3G
- TLV1117-33IDCYR
- SPX1117M3-L-3-3/TR
- C1: 10-100uF/16V+ (SMD0805-1210)
- C2: 10-100uF/6.3V+ (SMD0805-1210)
- C3: 2.2uF / 6.3V+ (SMD0603)
Installation
- If not already done: assemble the PCB.
- If you have an existing installation, first disconnect the 3.3V power supply wire from the modding board.
(Please look onto the pin out diagrams if you use viletims board - it may be one wire of the ribbon cable) - Solder the PCB under the power switch of the N64 mainboard (upper part) such that the PCB ranges to the inner side.
- Connect the 3.3V output to the modding PCB
ENJOY!!!!
Acknowledgement
Many thanks to Womi (circuit-board.de user) for testing and giving feedback.
Also many thanks to the shmups community for the discussion, especially but not limited to leonk, Syntax, kel, viletim, Thomas83lin, and many more…
Power Regulator for N64RGB DAC
2 layer board of 1.10 x 0.66 inches (27.9 x 16.8 mm).
Shared on March 27th, 2018 17:16
Purpose
This little PCB is designed to used with - viletims N64RGB project - (existing [1]) boards from the N64RGBv1 project
This PCB has a regulator on board which generated 3.3V power supply for the mentioned mod-boards. It has been discussed at the Shmups forums that the output suffers from digital noise probably depending on CPU, PPU and APU load.
Power the replacement RGB DAC from a different power supply source may help to ‘decouple’ this noise from the analog part.
Note
[1] Future releases may have a regulator on board. It has not been designed yet.
GitHub project
Visit the GitHub project here
Order the PCB
Order the board as thin as possible; <1.0mm should be fine. This means for OSHPark service use 0.8mm substrate thickness.
BOM
- U1: one of the following ICs, all SOT223 package (may named differently for each manufacturer)
- NCP1117ST33T3G
- TLV1117-33IDCYR
- SPX1117M3-L-3-3/TR
- C1: 10-100uF/16V+ (SMD0805-1210)
- C2: 10-100uF/6.3V+ (SMD0805-1210)
- C3: 2.2uF / 6.3V+ (SMD0603)
Installation
- If not already done: assemble the PCB.
- If you have an existing installation, first disconnect the 3.3V power supply wire from the modding board.
(Please look onto the pin out diagrams if you use viletims board - it may be one wire of the ribbon cable) - Solder the PCB under the power switch of the N64 mainboard (upper part) such that the PCB ranges to the inner side.
- Connect the 3.3V output to the modding PCB
ENJOY!!!!
Acknowledgement
Many thanks to Womi (circuit-board.de user) for testing and giving feedback.
Also many thanks to the shmups community for the discussion, especially but not limited to leonk, Syntax, kel, viletim, Thomas83lin, and many more…
1Chip-Audio-DAC
2 layer board of 0.52 x 0.59 inches (13.1 x 14.9 mm).
Shared on February 23rd, 2018 13:01
More details on this board, please visit GitHub
Order this board with a substrate thickness of 0.8mm
SNES Digital Audio with DIT4096, transformer (TG10-DA1NSLF) and coax output (RCJ-01x-SMT)
2 layer board of 0.77 x 1.23 inches (19.5 x 31.2 mm).
Shared on February 14th, 2018 08:18
Use a substrate thickness of 0.8mm!
The RCJ needs to be trimmed a bit due to the PCB thickness!
More information at GitHub
SNES Digital Audio with DIT4096, transformer (TG10-DA1NSLF) and coax output (RCJ-01x-SMT)
2 layer board of 0.77 x 1.23 inches (19.5 x 31.2 mm).
Shared on February 14th, 2018 08:18
Use a substrate thickness of 0.8mm!
The RCJ needs to be trimmed a bit due to the PCB thickness!
More information at GitHub
SNES Digital Audio with DIT4096, transformer (DA101JC) and coax output (RCJ-01x-SMT)
2 layer board of 0.77 x 1.23 inches (19.5 x 31.2 mm).
Shared on February 14th, 2018 08:17
Use a substrate thickness of 0.8mm!
The RCJ needs to be trimmed a bit due to the PCB thickness!
More information at GitHub
SNES Digital Audio with DIT4096, transformer (DA101JC) and coax output (RCJ-01x-SMT)
2 layer board of 0.77 x 1.23 inches (19.5 x 31.2 mm).
Shared on February 14th, 2018 08:17
Use a substrate thickness of 0.8mm!
The RCJ needs to be trimmed a bit due to the PCB thickness!
More information at GitHub
SNES Digital Audio with DIT4096 and Toslink transmitter (FCR684208T)
2 layer board of 0.74 x 0.84 inches (18.8 x 21.2 mm).
Shared on February 12th, 2018 10:20
More information at GitHub
