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E-MU 0404 USB mod wiki

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[top]Motivation

I decided to start this wiki to keep track of all info we can find about how to improve the E-MU 0404 USB (and possibly the Tracker Pre) sound interfaces.

[top]Component identification and function

The contents of this section should be to identify on-board components and their function.

[top]Observations


  • opamps U16, U33, and U39 get Vcc &= 6.14V and Vdd &= -6.46V. Probably the other opamps get the same input voltage.
  • Vdd on these opamps has nasty high frequency ripple of about 6mV p-p
  • Vcc measures about 2mV p-p
  • pin 5 of the TPS6755 supplies the negative voltage Vdd, and has the exact shape ripple seen on the opamp Vdd; interesting that the TPS7655 works
    at a switching frequency of 160kHz and the ripple frequency seems right about that. If anything, this would be where I'd start, by replacing the Vdd supply.

[top]Power converters

PHKI = TPS62200DBV IC

  • high efficiency sot23 step-down dc-dc converter, 2.5V-6V input,
    adjustable output 0.7V to 6V, 1MHz PWM
  • data sheet http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps62200.pdf

  • part ID: U42
  • nearby: R310 code 66D is 475K, R313 code 90C is 84.5K
  • Vout &= 0.5 * (1 + R310/R313) &= 3.31V

  • part ID: U23
  • nearby: R207 code 26D is 182K, R208 code 66D is 475K
  • Vout &= 0.5 * (1 + R208/R207) &= 1.82V



    PHOI = TPS61040DBV IC

  • low-power sot23 dc-dc boost converter
  • 1.8V-6V input, adjustable output voltage up to 28V
  • up to 1MHz switching frequency
  • up to 400mA
  • data sheet http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/slvs413e/slvs413e.pdf

  • part ID: U10
  • nearby: R99 code 39B is 2K49, R97 code 94C is 93K1
  • Vout &= 1.233 * (1 + R97/R99) &= 47.33V
  • is this the 48V phantom power???, when the TPS61040 is rated to give only up to 28V?


    PGVI = TPS73001DBVR IC

  • low-noise, high psrr, RF 200-mA low-dropout adjustable linear regulator
  • Vin up to 6V, adjustable output voltage 1.22V-5.5V
  • PSRR 68dB at 1kHz, line regulation 0.05 %/V, load regulation 5mV (delta Vout % / delta Iout, up to 200mA), output noise voltage 23uVrms (tps73018) from 200Hz to 100kHz
  • data sheet http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...5r0y9xf33y.pdf

  • part ID: U35
  • nearby R283 code 94C 93K1, R300 code 47C 30K1
  • Vout &= 1.225 * (1 + R283/R300) &= 5.01V

  • part ID: U25
  • nearby R225 code 94C 93K1, R230 code 47C 30K1
  • Vout &= 1.225 * (1 + R225/R230) &= 5.01V



    S28B = LM2704 IC

  • micropower step-up dc-dc conveter with 550mA peak current limit
  • 2.2V-7V input voltage, up to 20V adjustable output voltage
  • datasheet: http://www.national.com/profile/snip.cgi/openDS=LM2704
  • part ID: U43
  • nearby R312 code 01D is 100K, R314 code 243 is 24K
  • Vout &= 1.237 * (1 + R312/R314) &= 6.39V
  • what is this for? 2 possibilies are the LEDs and the opamps themselves?


    6755I = TPS6755I IC

  • adjustable invertind dc-dc converter
  • input voltage 2.7V-9V, output voltage limited to Vout &<= 12V - Vin
  • 160kHz fixed-frequency PWM controller
  • data sheet http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...p4ygdksqwy.pdf
  • part ID: U28
  • I think this supplies -5V
  • [top]Opamps


    15532 IC = NE5532 (?) IC

  • part ID: U1, U2, many others
  • http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...ild/NE5532.pdf
  • internally compensated for gain 1
  • slew rate 8V/uS, en 8nV/sqrtHz, GB 10MHz, Vo 5mV
  • possible replacement AD8599, en 1nV/sqrtHz, Vo 10uV, GB 10MHz, slew rate 16V/uS, thd -105dB or 0.00000056
  • data sheet http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...ild/NE5532.pdf
  • note: in the e-mu 0404 usb these opamps seem to get 12.6V on pins 4-8; where from?


    2068 IC &= JRC2068 = NJM2068 IC

  • part ID: many
  • unity gain bandwidth
  • THD 0.001%
  • slew rate 6V/uS
  • data sheet http://futuretrek.elektroda.eu/Elementy/JRC2068.pdf
  • note: in the e-mu 0404 usb these seem to get 12.6V on pins 4-8, where from?
  • [top]Unidentified


    4850 IC

  • 8-pin, looks like an opamp, can't find any info
  • near inductor of U10 PHOI
  • 2 possibilities:
  • Datel DC voltage converter 3.3V http://getdatasheet.com/datasheets/download/269707.html,
    except the 4850 is rated for 4850 mAmps, serious overkill
  • HDSP4850, which is a bar graph driver
  • but most likely a LM4580 op amp for the headphones: http://www.national.com/opf/LM/LM4850.html

    15D transistors/diodes

  • used at mic input, possible voltage clamp?
  • can't find this code in smd databases

  • part ID: D5 D8, D6 D7
  • [top]Mod categories

    [top]Power supply

    [top]Opamps



    Contributors: ikoflexer, elingeniero
    Created by ikoflexer, 3rd March 2010 at 08:53 PM
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