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hi,
hi,
1, the problem description:
The PCM1864 is configured as a 24-bit output I2S. The oscilloscope has only 16 valid bits for the actual output. The test waveforms are as follows. (LRCK: 16KHz; BCK: 1024KHz)
Waveforms are LRCK, Data, BCK in sequence;
2, configuration information
Thank you.
Hi, Eric,
This same question was attended last week, this is an expected behavior for the PCM1864 as this device has a target SNR performance of -103dB. if 24-bits of data are required, please take a look to the PCM1865, which is similar to the PCM1864 but has a SNR performance of -110dB.
Best Regards,
-Diego Meléndez López
Audio Applications Engineer
Hi, Eric
It is because the effective number of data bits to get to the noise floor if 103dB is 17 (which are the ones seen in the PCM1864 when configured in 24-bit mode).
Best Regards,
-Diego Meléndez López
Audio Applications Engineer
Hi, Eric,
The PCM1864 has a Delta-sigma ADC.
Best Regards,
-Diego Meléndez López
Audio Applications Engineer