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  • Forum Post: Compiling the TAS1020B sample code

    Rich B
    Afternoon engineers I'm working with a TAS1020B evaluation board. The board's really nice, I like it, it does some lovely things. However my headaches begin with compiling and running the Firmware Development Kit sources, which are the basis for a TAS1020B project. Basically I cannot for...
    on Dec 15, 2009

  • Forum Post: USB-MODEVM protocol

    Garry Allen
    I have a query about the USB-MODEVM protocol. We are looking at developing an application around the TLV320AIC3254 as a USB audio device. We have some TLV320AIC3254EVM-Ks. Looking at the user manual for these boards, Appendix G appears to define the USB-MODEVM protoocol. Table G.1 and G.2 in slau264...
    on Sep 29, 2010

  • Forum Post: Converted TAS 1020b Firmware Development Kit for SDCC

    Erich Crameri
    Hi. I am trying to convert the example c code given in 'TAS1020b Firmware development kit' to compile with SDCC. There is a perl scipt in the SDCC sources to convert header files from Keil to SDCC. But the script gives errors with extern statements, struct definitions and multiline statements...
    on Oct 19, 2010

  • Forum Post: [TAS1020B] Audio quality problem for modifying TAS1020BEVM firmware to 48/96KHz-24bit

    Jun Qiu
    Hi, I am using tas1020b to design a USB-DAC. My reference source code is TSC2100_FW8 downloaded from TI. The original source code is for 44.1KHz 16bit output. I tried to modify it to support 48KHz 24bit and 96KHz 24bit. It works but there's something wrong on audio quality. Some noisy "pops"...
    on Jan 30, 2011

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