Crystal Receivers

meat · 15th March 2004, 11:27 PM

Can someone explain the receivers that I can use with the TDA1543 DACs? I have used the CS8412, but I hear it is discontinued and replaced by the CS8416. Is the pinout the same? I have read that the CS8414 pin out is the same as the 8412, but it is SOIC. Is there a DIP version of the 8414, or is that the 8412?

Any explaination would be appreciated.

OliverD · 15th March 2004, 11:41 PM

The CS8412 might be obsolete, but you can still buy it everywhere. The CS8414 is a very similar later chip capable of 96kHz S/PDIF, which in most applications works as a drop-in replacement for the CS8412. AFAIK it is not available in a DIP case, but you can buy SOIC-to-DIP-adaptors.

You can use both CS8412 and CS8414 with the TDA5143 DACs.

15th March 2004, 11:27 PM	#1
meat diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: AZ	Crystal Receivers Can someone explain the receivers that I can use with the TDA1543 DACs? I have used the CS8412, but I hear it is discontinued and replaced by the CS8416. Is the pinout the same? I have read that the CS8414 pin out is the same as the 8412, but it is SOIC. Is there a DIP version of the 8414, or is that the 8412? Any explaination would be appreciated.

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15th March 2004, 11:41 PM	#2
OliverD diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Germany	The CS8412 might be obsolete, but you can still buy it everywhere. The CS8414 is a very similar later chip capable of 96kHz S/PDIF, which in most applications works as a drop-in replacement for the CS8412. AFAIK it is not available in a DIP case, but you can buy SOIC-to-DIP-adaptors. You can use both CS8412 and CS8414 with the TDA5143 DACs.

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