Hello TI Staff and E2E Community,
I'm looking for a stereo (2 channel) I2S to Analog solution, both in and out (ADC to I2S and I2S to DAC), that is:
1. Capable of at least 24-bit, 96kHz
2. Can accept an external Master Clock of 256 fs = 12,288 MHz
3. Has no DSP
4. Dead simple to implement in hardware, i.e needs no EEPROM
5. Pro Audio level of performance regarding DR, THD, etc
I understand that my requirements above may require separate ICs for ADC and DAC, as all of the codecs I've seen require register read/write config via EEPROM or MCU.
If I had my way, in addition to the above:
A) The ADC could accommodate mic or line input levels, as well as single-ended or differential inputs
B) The DAC would provide both single-ended and differential outputs, and maybe even have a stereo headphone output
I know that everything I'm looking for is in the modern codecs, but I just don't have time to learn to configure them via register R/W. Call me super old school and I will own that!
The key here is dead simple to implement, with the highest audio quality possible.
I would grateful for any recommendations you can provide!
Kind regards,
Jeffrey Bruton