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What are the differences between the SRC4192 and the SRC4193?
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Here is a table breakdown of the differences between the SRC4192 and the SRC4193.
Features |
SRC4192 |
SRC4193 |
Device control |
Hardware controlled |
Software controlled |
Programmable Digital Output Attenuation |
NOT supported |
Supported; Digital attenuation control is adjustable from 0 dB to –127.5 dB in 0.5-dB steps. |
Direct Downsampling option for Decimation filter |
NOT supported |
Supported; This can be used in cases when aliasing is not an issue (ex: when output fs is equal or greater than input fs). Advantage: Significant reduction is group delay associated w Decimation filter, allowing lower latency SRC. |
RATIO output |
NOT supported |
Supported; This can be used as an indicator or flag output for host device. |
Reset and Power-down Operation |
Using RST pin; With external clock source active, assert RST low for min 500ns |
Using RST pin; BUT we need to wait at least 500uS after RST rising edge due to internal logic requirements; SRC4193 also supports power-down mode [Using PDN bit of Control Register 1] |