Dear team,
Would you let me know effective frequency bandwidth and sampling rate of TAS5411-Q1
Thank you.
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Dear team,
Would you let me know effective frequency bandwidth and sampling rate of TAS5411-Q1
Thank you.
Hi Dino,
TAS5411-Q1 is an analog input class-D amplifier. It has a flat frequency response in the audio band (20Hz-20kHz). The PWM output can be programmed to run at 400kHz or 500kHz. This device does not have digital (I2S) input hence sampling rate does not apply for this amplifier.
Hope this helps.
Best, Tuan
Hi Dino,
Your question: "why this data need sampling process?". I don't know what "sampling process" means unless it is described in a data sheet.
If this question relates to general I2S data then: the I2S - Inter-IC sound "bus" needs at least three signals: BCLK - bit clock (sometimes it's called SCLK - sampling clock), LRCLK (Left-Right clock or sampling rate Fs), and data. Some devices require MCLK - master clock (sometimes it's called SCLK - system clock) to work. So "sampling" means that it takes the analog data and converts it to digital by sampling the data.
Some I2S devices have internal audio digital processing functions, such as EQ, mixing, delay, etc. We need to know the device to be able to know what audio processing it can do. So "process" means in the above case is the post processing of the digital audio data.
You can get more detail on the I2S protocol here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%C2%B2S
But I'm sorry unless I have the context of "sampling process" I cannot explain the meaning.
Hope this helps.
Best, Tuan