[sdiy] SSI2130

[Tom Bugs]

I'd somehow overlooked that the chip runs off a +5V supply!

The -ve can go be anything down to -18V though.
Is there any reason not to use the system -15V rail - for example, would 
a dedicated -5V rail be preferred?
I see the specs are based on +/-5V supply.

It'll be good to learn to solder such things for proto!

The size & price seem pretty enticing whether or not all the multitude 
nice onboard features are used.

Cheers, Tom

On 16/09/2020 23:28, Neil Johnson wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
>> Cool - heard about it a while, so guess it is finally out now.
>> Good work SoundSemI!
>>
>> Are you able to answer questions on it, Neil?
> I can try ;)
>
>> For example, VRef must be set to 2.5V?
> Yes correct.
>
>> So that sets the Tri & Saw amplitudes.
>> Do things get upset if that value is raised?
> Yes indeed, it is used in various places throughout the chip so just
> put in a 2.5V ref diode and job done.
>
>> QFN hmm!
> Either a steady hand or pick-n-place.  If you're reflowing rather than
> using an iron it should be ok.
>
> Cheers
> Neil

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