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I have an I2S source, where SR might be 192000Hz, or it could slowly drift to 191998Hz (bad source, I know, but my design must be capable to handle such cases).
My design relies heavily on this clock, so if it's not stable everything is messed.
If I use SRC4192, will it fix the problem? I am skeptical if an ASRC can fix a +/-2 Hz mismatch.
Thank you for reading, waiting for replies!
Hi, Stelios,
Sorry, we missed your post. Did you get this sorted out? What did you find?
-d2
Hi Don,
No, I haven't try if the SRC4192 can fix a +/-2Hz sample rate difference (191998...192002 in, 192000 out).
I thought it would be better to receive a formal answer from TI before making any test fixture that might go wasted.
Well, can a SRC4192 fix that? :-)
I made a test board with SRC4192 and it seems it can handle this situation.
Case closed...
Hi, Stelios,
Thanks for the feedback!!!
With the holidays and all, we are short-staffed, so I apologize we couldn't give you a formal answer.
-d2