This opamp has VDD=1.8V and VSS=0V. It's input common mode range is not very good so make sure your AC input signal is centered around 0.9V. The opamp is internally biased so you just need to apply a differential input.
It should be able to hit 60dB gain at low frequencies. Please do not connects loads requiring more than a few mA.
Power up the chip, test opamp in closed loop configuration only. VOUT is analog pin 0. PLUS is a differential input on analog pin 1. MINUS is a differential input on analog pin 2.
At the bare minimum a resistor at the output is needed to test the opamp as a source-follower. Use multimeter or oscilloscope to probe the output.
# | Input | Output | Bidirectional |
---|---|---|---|
0 | pause | blue | |
1 | new_game | green | |
2 | down_key | red | |
3 | up_key | hsync | |
4 | vsync | ||
5 | speaker | ||
6 | col0 | ||
7 | row0 |
ua | PCB Pin | Internal index | Description |
---|---|---|---|
0 | B5 | 11 | VOUT1 |
1 | B0 | 6 | PLUS1 |
2 | B4 | 10 | MINUS1 |
3 | B1 | 7 | VOUT2 |
4 | B3 | 9 | PLUS2 |
5 | B2 | 8 | MINUS2 |