Synthetic Intelligence (bio+silicon) system circuitry design

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The discussion focuses on designing circuitry for a brain/organoid computer interface system, specifically connecting a Cyclone IV FPGA to PCM1802 and CS4344 modules using I2S. The original poster seeks assistance in ensuring proper connectivity between these components, despite not being an electrical engineer. Participants question whether I2S refers to the I2C serial bus interface standard, indicating a need for clarification on terminology. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the connections to facilitate the design of the synthetic intelligence system. Overall, the thread highlights the challenges faced in integrating bio-silicon circuitry for advanced computing applications.
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can someone help me with this circuitry? I am not an electrical engineer
can someone help me with this circuitry? I am not an electrical engineer
I'm working on a brain/organoid computer interface system, and am trying to find out if the modules in the design will connect properly to eachother, and within the system. the system will be using I2S

how do we connect the cyclone IV fpga, using I2S, to the PCM1802 module?
how do we connect the cyclone IV fpga, using I2S, to the CS4344 module?

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fpga board
PCM1802 module connectors
PCM1802 module connectors
PCM1802 module top view
CS4344 module connectors
CS4344 module connectors
CS4344 module schematic

here is the documentation, along with some other links: https://github.com/Unlimited-Resear...V0.9/BCI-V.09/V0.9.1/BCI_V0.9.1_documentation
 

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soul_syrup said:
I am not an electrical engineer
I'm working on a brain/organoid computer interface system,
So are you a biomedical engineer instead? What is the context of this question?

soul_syrup said:
TL;DR Summary: can someone help me with this circuitry? I am not an electrical engineer

within the system. the system will be using I2S
Do you mean the I2C serial bus interface standard? If not, what is I2S?
 
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