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I thought that too, but I'm not so sure now that I've re-visited the block diagrams.
There is no comms connection to the FIFO, just takes i2s from the clock board, as far as I can tell.
Obviously, the FIFO would be a pretty handy tool if you're interested in getting the last drop of musical juice from your favourite DAC chip, so consider yourselves encouraged to look into that folks!
There is no comms connection to the FIFO, just takes i2s from the clock board, as far as I can tell.
Obviously, the FIFO would be a pretty handy tool if you're interested in getting the last drop of musical juice from your favourite DAC chip, so consider yourselves encouraged to look into that folks!
edit: OK as hochopeper says you dont need it but its strongly recommended if you want to isolate from the computer and provide a seamless terminated low jitter connection for mclk on this NOS driver board. I figured there would be some communication between the 2 boards, but it appears not.
seems a nobrainer to me to get both, but its not strictly required
seems a nobrainer to me to get both, but its not strictly required
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Yes, you are right. This daughter board was designed as a universal I2S to PCM converter. It just needs I2S and MCLK as input, and can receive I2S signals from most popular DIR and USB audio adapter. FIFO is not a must for it, but would be highly recommended, as well as the isolator.
Ian
Hi Ian,
can you post a simple block diagram of I2S/PCM board with input and output?
Thanks
Andrea
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Your help will be very appreciated.
Andrea
Your help will be very appreciated.
Andrea