Hi
I would like to design speaker array using 6 or 8 speakers.
I know TAS3108 and LM48901 are for this kind of application. But they are not supported now.
Are there other spatial array IC available in TI?
Kevin
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Hi
I would like to design speaker array using 6 or 8 speakers.
I know TAS3108 and LM48901 are for this kind of application. But they are not supported now.
Are there other spatial array IC available in TI?
Kevin
Hi Kevin,
The highest channel count for our speaker drivers is 4 speakers. Here you can find some of those options with analog, digital or PWM inputs:
http://www.ti.com/audio-ic/amplifiers/speaker-amplifiers/products.html#p1055max=4
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators
Hi Ivan
Thanks for your answer.
Is any any design tool available to combine 2 chips together to become a spatial array, something like LM48901 and LM48903?
Kevin Chang
Kevin,
You can combine some of the devices listed in my previous entry.
Or you can also use several mono devices, like TAS2563 or TAS2562. These devices have selectable I2C address so you can control each of them individually. Regarding audio streaming, you can use TDM format which allows several channels on the same bus.
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators
Kevin,
Yes, you can combine 2 TAS6424-Q1 for 8 speaker array. Regarding "time delay" I assume you mean the data for each channel, correct?
You usually set a specific data and slot length, eg. 32-bit slot length and 24-bit data length. The ratio between BCLK and WCLK must be the correct one for the channel count and slot length being used. Once all the above is correct, the device can select which slots will be used as data for each channel, something like shown in Table 1 from TAS6424-Q1 data sheet.
TAS6424-Q1 is supported by a different team than mine. You can post a new thread specifically about TAS6424-Q1 to get the proper support.
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer - Low Power Audio & Actuators