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• PCM1772 + TPA4861

  

  Matt Garrison

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  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA4861 , PCM1772 I'm working on a design using the PCM1772 DAC and TPA4861 amplifier. My question is how to interface between them. Do I need an LPF as shown in the PCM1772 datasheet? Or can I connect directly between…

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  • over 14 years ago
  • Audio
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• RE: DAC8571: DAC for music audio

  

  Daniel Hazeley

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  Duke, As always, your post has been very helpful. The PCM1772 seems to be perfect for my design. I am now looking at the filter I will need on the DAC output and the datasheet seems to call for an LPF. Originally I was using a reconstruction filter…

  • over 6 years ago
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• RE: Is PCM1772RGAR China RoHS compliant???

  

  Don Dapkus

  Hi, Angel, Isn't that listed in the Product Folder? http://www.ti.com/product/pcm1772 Look at the section titled, " Quality & Environmental Data -d2

  • over 11 years ago
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• RE: help choosing dac for ads8329

  

  Tom Hendrick

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  Take a look at the PCM1770 or PCM1772.

  • over 13 years ago
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• RE: TLV320DAC32 Output connections

  

  Pavel Ruzicka

  Hi Scott, Please also look at low power DACs PCM1772 or PCM1773 if maximum sample frequency 48kHz is enough for you. Best regards, Pavel.

  • over 13 years ago
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