Part Number: PCM5142 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM5102A , PCM1794A hi,
i am looking for functioning pcm5142 hardwired mode dac configuration circuit. i can not find it anywhere.
Part Number: PCM5142 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM3070 , Hi Team,
What is the difference between the miniDSP of PCM5142 and that of PCM3070? Which one has more instruction memory?
Thanks and regards
Hi Minkyo,
I was a little to liberal when I said that you could delete all the 0x00 commands. Here are some memory saving strategies:
1. The PCM5142 has two sets of memories for coefficients, CRAM A and CRAM B. You do not need to write to both of…
Part Number: PCM5142 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM5242 Hi,
I'm about to start experimenting with custom filters on the PCM5142.
The datasheet says:
"8.3.4.2 Interpolation Filter The PCM514x provides 4 types of interpolation filters, selectable…
Part Number: PCM5142 Hi,
Problem: PCM5142 VNEG pin stuck at positive 499mV, no apparent charge pumping activity on CAPP/CAPM, no audio out.
I'm starting up a brand new design with the PCM5142 in I2C mode. Please see the attached schematic. I have…
Hi Aguilera,
The PCM5142 does not support any DSD data formats. I am surprised that you have DSD64 working, have you confirmed that the output is actually valid? I would expect the data to be misformated.
The only device that support DSD in the…
Part Number: PCM5142EVM-U Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM5142 Hello experts
I'm trying to use PCM5142EVM-U and PurePath Studio to generate a 1khz sinewave. I have several questions.
Q1: I wanna know whether it is feasible? Can I generate such…
Part Number: PCM5122
Dear TI community,
I selected the PCM5122 DAC for a new product I'm developing for Volumio. I already have the first batch of prototypes in my hands and I'd like to enable and initialize the DAC with the bare minimum of settings…
Part Number: PCM5142 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM3070
Hello, I am using PCM5142 recently. My requirement is that minidsp generates an interrupt signal and outputs it from the GPIO pin, or I can get the generated interrupt by reading the register…