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I2S LRClock settling time?



We are using a McBSP as an I2S interface to send data to an audio chip.

The audio chip and the McBSP share the same 8 MHz clock.

The McBSP sample rate generator is configured to divide down the external clock providing the LR clock as wekk as the bit clock.

 

Currently I mm enabling and disabling the clocks before and after I2S transmission.

Lately we have seen (actually heard) some heat related problems.

 

Does the McBSP Sample Rate Generator require a settling time before transmitting data?

 

Thanks.

  • Larry Harmon said:

    We are using a McBSP as an I2S interface to send data to an audio chip.

    The audio chip and the McBSP share the same 8 MHz clock.

    The McBSP sample rate generator is configured to divide down the external clock providing the LR clock as wekk as the bit clock.

     

    Currently I mm enabling and disabling the clocks before and after I2S transmission.

    Lately we have seen (actually heard) some heat related problems.

     

    Does the McBSP Sample Rate Generator require a settling time before transmitting data?

    I'm not aware of any need for settling time.  The McBSP Sample Rate Generator is a series of dividers.  There is no PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuit inside that would require some lock time.

  • Thanks.

    We have found a hardware issu with the bit clock that caused our problem.