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  • PCM4204: Power requirements

    Hideki Hayashi1
    Hideki Hayashi1
    Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 Hi team, Let me ask questions about power requirements. 1. Is there any requirements of power-on/power-off sequence of Vcc and Vdd? If I understand correctly, RESET OPERATION section describes initialization sequence, but this…
    • Resolved
    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
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  • [FAQ] PCM4204: PCM4204 Ch-to-Ch THD Performance

    Collin Wells
    Collin Wells
    Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 We observe that the THD vs. frequency performance varies between channels while SNR stays the same. Is this expected, and if so, what influences the variations in THD performance?
    • Resolved
    • over 6 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • PCM4204: Whether PCM4202 afford -45 °C – 85 °C in actual application

    Yang Wang
    Yang Wang
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM4202 Hi team, I know that it shows PCM4202 can operate during -10℃~70℃(datasheet maybe conservative ). But customer's work condition will be up to -45 °C – 85 °C, so whether PCM4202 can afford…
    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • Answered
  • RE: PCM4204: ADC Full Scale Input Voltage Discrepancy

    Tony Scott
    Tony Scott
    Resolved
    Thanks for your help and expertise Collin! I have two PCM4204 related questions and will post them to a new thread. - Tony Scott
    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • RE: PCM4204: PCM4204

    user5245265
    user5245265
    Hello Ravi: you mean that the short-frame data structure in Fig4 of PCM4204 DS is wring? two more questions: 1. IF want use PCM4204 in slave mode,and we want set the Fs equal to 96KHz,then how to set the SCKI and BCK frequency? 2. we want to get…
    • over 7 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • PCM4204: low-frequency noise

    Ryan McCullough
    Ryan McCullough
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 Hello, I've been noticing a fair amount of low frequency noise coming from this chip, which is in the A/D section of a presonus audio interface I recently overhauled. In the image below, there's that spike that looks to be near…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
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  • PCM4202: Single-ended input to PCM4204

    user5284639
    user5284639
    Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM4204 Hi, In order to input a single-ended signal to PCM4204 with minimum space/component requirements, despite high performance, is it possible to use a single OpAmp as specified in this design…
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    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • PCM4204: How do the analog inputs (to ADC) correspond to the LRCK clock in I2S mode?

    Lauren Mayfield
    Lauren Mayfield
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 Hi team, I have a question coming from a customer. For the PCM4204, do the analog inputs (VIN1, VIN2, VIN3, and VIN4) correspond or relate to the LRCK in I2S mode in anyway? If so, how?
    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • Answered
  • PCM4204: What should pins DSDCLK, DSD1, DSD2, DSD3, and DSD4 be connected to in Slave mode when they are unused?

    Lauren Mayfield
    Lauren Mayfield
    Resolved
    Part Number: PCM4204 Hi PADC team! Question above. Can these I/Os be grounded if they are not being used?
    • Resolved
    • over 4 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • PCM4204: Thermal Resistances/Max Junction Temp

    MICHAEL MARTIN
    MICHAEL MARTIN
    Part Number: PCM4204 The data sheet for the PCM4204 does not contain any thermal resistances. From a previous thread, I saw that the maximum junction temperature is 105°C. Is there any data available for junction to case and/or junction to ambient?…
    • over 6 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
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