Here a link to the TI eval kit
http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/pcm4222evm.html
Anyone have any suggestions for a kit with more polish to it. I've seen a chinese item on ebay that uses a CS5340. Not as nice as the 4222 specwise though. The CS5341 could probably be substituted from some improvement. Anything that uses a CS5381 out there?
I've seen lots of discussion on DAC's, but not much on ADC's. I'm looking for something I can use to copy my LP's for the day's when I'm too lazy to flip vinyl.
http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/pcm4222evm.html
Anyone have any suggestions for a kit with more polish to it. I've seen a chinese item on ebay that uses a CS5340. Not as nice as the 4222 specwise though. The CS5341 could probably be substituted from some improvement. Anything that uses a CS5381 out there?
I've seen lots of discussion on DAC's, but not much on ADC's. I'm looking for something I can use to copy my LP's for the day's when I'm too lazy to flip vinyl.
i dont know any of those cirrus chips , but they might have switched cap filters inside i would avoid that fact
PCM4222 ev kit:
"Each analog input is buffered by an input circuit employing the OPA1632 fully differential audio amplifier. "
there is some adc discussion on prodigy-pro forums, someone there said this opa1632 has its roots in ADSL world and its blazing.
PCM4222 ev kit:
"Each analog input is buffered by an input circuit employing the OPA1632 fully differential audio amplifier. "
there is some adc discussion on prodigy-pro forums, someone there said this opa1632 has its roots in ADSL world and its blazing.
this chip is some 1 year old at most afaik . BTW the very first (discrete) D-S audio ADC described by Robert W. Adams and presented in 1985's AES ( I have the paper , pm ) also used 6 bit modulator front end. Oh I also have some 40 segment fully built Ledmeters with calibration and schematic descripture for sale if someone wants some
DSD A/D converter
Hi there,
I am considering building (as part of a collaboration I hope) a DSD A/D converter but cannot find a technical description of the SACD format. I have made searches on the internet for the SACD Scarlet Book but don't seem to find anything specific about how the A/D conversion process is designed. Any suggestions as to where I can find this?
Thank you ;-)
Jesper
Hi there,
I am considering building (as part of a collaboration I hope) a DSD A/D converter but cannot find a technical description of the SACD format. I have made searches on the internet for the SACD Scarlet Book but don't seem to find anything specific about how the A/D conversion process is designed. Any suggestions as to where I can find this?
Thank you ;-)
Jesper
Re: DSD A/D converter information found
care to share your findings? a link perhaps?
gentlevoice said:Oouups, just as I posted my question here (post 13), I found some more information. So I've got information for some time now... No need to reply to post 13.
Thanks.
Jesper
care to share your findings? a link perhaps?
im in helpful mood today:
http://www.grimmaudio.com/whitepapers/discrete ad converter.pdf
also look for Hawksford's findings.
Happy & succesful new year , hope all us diyers can harvest the fruits of labor real soon
http://www.grimmaudio.com/whitepapers/discrete ad converter.pdf
also look for Hawksford's findings.
Happy & succesful new year , hope all us diyers can harvest the fruits of labor real soon
DSD A/D converter - practical DIY designs?
Hi,
Anybody knows of practical DSD diy A/D converter designs? I.e. only a delta-sigma 1-bit modulator with DSD output as well.
Like e.g.:
http://www.beis.de/Elektronik/DeltaSigma/DeltaSigma.html -- see figure 6.
Preferably more than 2 channels but 2 channels will do... And preferably 128*oversampling (5,6 MHz sampling frequency).
Has it been done for DIY...?
Best regards,
Jesper
:xeye
Hi,
Anybody knows of practical DSD diy A/D converter designs? I.e. only a delta-sigma 1-bit modulator with DSD output as well.
Like e.g.:
http://www.beis.de/Elektronik/DeltaSigma/DeltaSigma.html -- see figure 6.
Preferably more than 2 channels but 2 channels will do... And preferably 128*oversampling (5,6 MHz sampling frequency).
Has it been done for DIY...?
Best regards,
Jesper
:xeye
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