Hi Paul-san
Thank you for your information. Would you please examine in your laboratory that the digital block is not fully resetting? It doesn't matter if it takes time. I want a technical answer with measured data about cause of internal reset doesn…
Part Number: PCM1773 Hi Team,
There are conflicting descriptions of the recommended operating temperature range in Datasheet. Which one is correct?
Regards,
Takashi Onawa
Part Number: PCM1773 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM1754 Hi,
Is my understanding correct that Vcom pin(7 pin) can be used to bias the external filters such as PCM1754?
Best regards, Kato
Part Number: LM4808 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM4804 , PCM1773 , Hi all,
My customer will have a project using PCM1773 and LM4804. PCM1773 need a LPF and LM4804 has an HPF in front. Can we redsign a new filter to combine the two RC circuits (band…
Part Number: PCM1773 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPD1E1B04 , TPD1E0B04 Hello guys,
One of my customers is using PCM1773 for their current products. The customer has a question as the follow. Could you please give me your reply or comment?
According…
Part Number: PCM1773 Hello guys,
One of my customers is using PCM1773 for their current products.
According to their information, in very rare case, PCM1773 is boken on their products. The broken terminal is VOUTL.
The terminal is connected to earphone…
Part Number: PCM1773 One of my customers is using PCM1773 for their current products.
According to their information, in very rare case, PCM1773 is boken on their products. the broken terminal is VOUTL or VOUTR .
I think any device connected to VOUTL may…
Part Number: PCM1773 Dear Specialists,
My customer is considering PCM1773 and has questions.
I would be grateful if you could advise.
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PCM1773 is specified for 10kohm resistance.
(1) What will happen if a speaker (8 Ω) is connected to the PCM 1773…
Part Number: PCM1773 Hi,
Does PCM1773 have zero detect function?
Because, the offset voltage occur after about few ms from when 0x0000 data is inputted.
And the offset voltage disappear just before next data is inputted.
I guess that this offset is caused…
Part Number: PCM1773 Hi,
Offset voltage is observed on only 0x0000 as below.
Is this offset voltage unavoidable phenomenon?
And does "Bipolar zero error" specified on the datasheet mean this offset voltage?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi