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I'm currently learning how to use each GUI of purepathconsole3, but I don't really understand how to use the Simple Register Tuning parameters.
Do you have manuals?
Ishibashi Takeru
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I'm currently learning how to use each GUI of purepathconsole3, but I don't really understand how to use the Simple Register Tuning parameters.
Do you have manuals?
Ishibashi Takeru
Hi Ishibashi-san,
Could you please provide the part number of the device you're trying to configure using PPC3? Or a screen capture of the panel you're using within the software?
Thanks
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer
Hello Takeru,
Refer to this app note for guidance on tuning TAS58xx devices https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa894/slaa894.pdf?
best regards,
Luis
Thank you for pointing out the app note.
I would like to ask an additional question, what will change if I change "pre/post" of "SDOUT Origin" in Simple Register Tuning?
Thank you.
Takeru
Pre in SDOUT, the same data coming in from the I2S input, Post in SDOUT, is the post processed data after all the DSP processing.
best regards,
Luis
I was able to understand.
Is there any difference in the sound output from the speakers pre/post?
Takeru
Hello Takeru,
If you are using the post processed data it would reflect whatever audio processing you are doing on TAS58xx DSP on that SDOUT, Pre in SDOUT showing you the data that the device is seeing on the input of I2S.
best regards,
Luis
I understand.
Regarding "PWM Switching Frequency" and "Class D Loop Bandwidth" in Advanced SRT in Simple Register Tuning, in actual use, should both be set to the maximum value?
Takeru
Hi Takeru
Seems the information is missed in this datasheet, below table from TAS5825, we could follow the same rules. Larger Bandwidth will help to the THD performance, but need to use the higher PWM at the same time, may get lower efficiency.