What do I need to build a DAC for an I2S interface?

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Hi all


I never build something for digital, so I don't know much about it.
I only read some topics here about dacs, and if I have correctly understood, a basical dac needs:


an optical reciever, a decoder, a dac, and a I/V stage

but I think this is for spdif, how is it for I2S (I mean something like a cdpro2), and I heard that I2S is the best way to go.


Can you also tell me wich chips are good?



thanks a lot
Alex
 
Peter Daniel said:
Philips chips accept I2S directly. All you need is a DAC chip and output stage. Here are some links:

http://home.student.utwente.nl/f.s.bouwman/audio/nonoz.html
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5798&highlight=non+oversampling+dac

If you want to go with oversampling DF1704 accepts I2S directly as well. In all those cases you simply are not using the receiver.
So, with no oversampling-> I2S directly to a PCM1704 (that's an exemple)
, then to an I/V
with oversampling-> I2S-> DS1704->PCM1704->I/V


No brickwall filter or something like this? (how does such a filter work?)



thanks Peter ;)
 
Bricolo said:

So, with no oversampling-> I2S directly to a PCM1704 (that's an exemple)
, then to an I/V
with oversampling-> I2S-> DS1704->PCM1704->I/V


No brickwall filter or something like this? (how does such a filter work?)



thanks Peter ;)


PCM1704 doesn't accept I2S format. You have to either use DF1704 (oversampling) or a sort of logic to make it compatible (non-oversampling).
 
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