Part Number: PCM5122
Hi,
1. Is there a fade in/out function for PCM5122 volume adjustment?
2. When using PCM5122, POP sound is generated for every 1dB increase or decrease in audio output during volume adjustment. How to modify it?
Currently,…
Part Number: PCM5122 Hi Team,
This inquiry from our customer is related to the other thread below
https://e2e.ti.com/support/audio-group/audio/f/audio-forum/1158567/pcm5122-how-to-use-16x-interpolation
According to our customer,
We're using the…
Part Number: PCM5122 Dear sir,
I have some questions about PCM5122 THD+N and SNR chart!
Here are the charts for THD+N and SNR.
Please help to give me some advice.
Thanks.
1. THD+N:
-> what is the THD+N actually? Around 50dBV+ 5.9dBV? …
Part Number: PCM5122
Hello team,
I am confused how to set clock divider for BCK and LRCK in HW mode.
In chapter 8.3.6.6 the Setup for the Master Clock only describes the required Software configuration.
Therefore, I am not sure how to set the…
Part Number: PCM5122 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAD5242 Hello team,
How can I configure I2S master or slave for this device? Can I configure with hardware pin?
For example, TAD5242 is clear that I can configure I2S by hardware pin.
Best…
Part Number: PCM5122 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM5102A , PCM5102 Tool/software: Hi,
I'm following the config example here:
e2e.ti.com/.../428281
to setup the PCM5122. 32bit @ 16K Sample Rate, SCK is connected to BCK.
after setup…
Part Number: PCM5122 Hi team,
My customer plans to use the sampling frequency of 88.1kHz and concerns the delay time of each filter. For example, In case of NORMAL (8x) filter when fs=48kHz, delay time coefficient is 20. Is 20 also applicable in case…
Part Number: PCM5122 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM5102A , Hi Team,
My customer want to change design from PCM5102A to PCM5122. I checked datasheet and the different is interface only. May I know if customer change solution to PCM5122, they need…
Part Number: PCM5122 When using purepath console, I am wanting to get a dump of registers with default settings. Before dumping and looking at the registers, it appears that certain bits are highlighted as modified values as seen on the pictures below…