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Interference between Mic & Headset in LM49350 Audio Codec

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Durga Prasad
Posted by Durga Prasad
on Jun 18 2012 12:00 PM
Prodigy20 points

Hi,

We are using LM49350 audio codec in our application. We are facing an issue where the mic output is getting interfered with Headphone output.

We are running below experiments in our set up using arecord & aplay in our application. 

1. Record silence - using arecord - The noise floor at the mic output is close to -70dB, which is on the expected lines.

2. Record silence (using arecord) and play silence (using aplay) simultaneously - The noise floor at mic output is increased to -40dB. This is where we are seeing interference from Headphone output at the Mic output. We have disabled ALC on both ADC and DAC side to observe the noise floor.

We are using Mono input and stereo output in our application. Below are the register settings we are using in our initial setup. I would appreciate if some one can take a look at the register settings and let us know if we you see any issue.

Register -- Value

--------------------

0x0  -- 0x7

0x1 -- 0x0

0x2 -- 0xd

0x3 -- 0x0

0x9 - 0x3

0xa - 0xc0

0xb - 0x0

0xc- 0xbf                                               

0x51 - 0x5f

0x61 - 0x5f

0x80 - 0x0                               

0x81 - 0x0

0xa0 - 0x0

0x11 - 0x2

0x12 - 0x2

0x15 - 0x8                                        

0x16 - 0xf                                  

                         

0x20 - 0x43

0x30 - 0x41

0x42 - 0x0                                  

0x43 - 0x1

0x44 - 0x1

0x50 - 0x1a                                   

                                        

0x52 - 0x0

0x53 - 0x2 

0x54 - 0x1b

0x55 - 0x2

0x56 - 0x2

0x60 - 0x1c                                           

0x62 - 0x0

0x63 - 0x2

0x64 - 0x1b

0x65 - 0x3

0x66 - 0x3

0x82 - 0xf

0x89 - 0x33                                     

0x8a - 0x33

0x83 - 0xc

0x87 - 0x3f                     

0xa1 - 0xf

0xa8 - 0x33                                          

0xa9 - 0x33

0xa2 - 0xc    

0xa6 - 0x3f

0x70 - 0x1

0x71 - 0x0

Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Durga Prasad.

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  • Nisha Patel
    Posted by Nisha Patel
    on Jun 19 2012 11:47 AM
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    Prodigy530 points

    Hi Durga -

    This question was sent to Gerardine Ly directly as well.  She will respond to you offline.

    Regards,

    Nisha

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  • Durga Prasad
    Posted by Durga Prasad
    on Jun 22 2012 15:52 PM
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    H Nisha,

    I got in touch wit Gerardine Ly and she is helping us in solving this issue. 

    Best Regards,

    Durga Prasad.

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