Hi guys,
I build this module based on SRC4392 (SPDIF receiver / Transmitter & ASRC) as an remake to my old DAC's digital interface which was limited to 48 KHz input sample rate. Since now I'm playing with it, I want to use all the options that SRC4392 provides: volume control, SPDIF transmitter, ASRC, etc. I write some uC firmware to fire-up this thing and now I have access to all SRC's internal registers... and there are a lot of them compared to other SPDIF receivers! Now, output sample rate is fixed at 24bit / 192 fs (make upsampling to all incoming signals) but I want it changeable(using some sort of menu displayed on PC or LCD display) with one of this values: 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 176.4 or 192 (anything that PLL1708 can give). Then, I'll make all SRC's internal settings / properties like Interpolation filter group delay, Decimation Filter/Direct Down-Sampling Function, Digital De-Emphasis Filter, Output Word Format / Length to be available for manual override (if it's needed).
What do you think ?
Regards
Lucifix
I build this module based on SRC4392 (SPDIF receiver / Transmitter & ASRC) as an remake to my old DAC's digital interface which was limited to 48 KHz input sample rate. Since now I'm playing with it, I want to use all the options that SRC4392 provides: volume control, SPDIF transmitter, ASRC, etc. I write some uC firmware to fire-up this thing and now I have access to all SRC's internal registers... and there are a lot of them compared to other SPDIF receivers! Now, output sample rate is fixed at 24bit / 192 fs (make upsampling to all incoming signals) but I want it changeable(using some sort of menu displayed on PC or LCD display) with one of this values: 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48, 64, 88.2, 96, 176.4 or 192 (anything that PLL1708 can give). Then, I'll make all SRC's internal settings / properties like Interpolation filter group delay, Decimation Filter/Direct Down-Sampling Function, Digital De-Emphasis Filter, Output Word Format / Length to be available for manual override (if it's needed).
What do you think ?
Regards
Lucifix
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Hello
For those who are interested, '4392 I2S Output port pins Bit-Clock and Word-Clock can be driven by an external source like DCX2496 (previous features are still available). Sample rate range is from 16 KHz to 192 KHz. In addition, the Direct Down-Sampling option of the ASRC can be manually controlled through a jumper.
Now I'm working on the bootloader which (hopefully) allows me to update all the firmwares on this board, including the Bootloader itself.
Regards!
Lucifix
Hello
For those who are interested, '4392 I2S Output port pins Bit-Clock and Word-Clock can be driven by an external source like DCX2496 (previous features are still available). Sample rate range is from 16 KHz to 192 KHz. In addition, the Direct Down-Sampling option of the ASRC can be manually controlled through a jumper.
Now I'm working on the bootloader which (hopefully) allows me to update all the firmwares on this board, including the Bootloader itself.
Regards!
Lucifix
TentLabs XO PS
Hello all,
I made some power supply improvements to DAC4392 module begining with Linear's LT1086 LDO and ending with 0,5% low voltage output tollerance linear/shunt regulators from LT, TI or Analog Devices.
The next step is to replace the 27MHz on-board crystal clock with 27MHz crystal oscillator from Tentlabs. I intend to supply the Tent XO using the on-board LT1086 LDO (7.0V output) and TL431B shunt regulator or a linear one. Is this a good approach? Can someone suggest a better (low noise) power supply solution for TentLabs XOs intead of this one described above?
Thank You in advance!
Lucifix
Hello all,
I made some power supply improvements to DAC4392 module begining with Linear's LT1086 LDO and ending with 0,5% low voltage output tollerance linear/shunt regulators from LT, TI or Analog Devices.
The next step is to replace the 27MHz on-board crystal clock with 27MHz crystal oscillator from Tentlabs. I intend to supply the Tent XO using the on-board LT1086 LDO (7.0V output) and TL431B shunt regulator or a linear one. Is this a good approach? Can someone suggest a better (low noise) power supply solution for TentLabs XOs intead of this one described above?
Thank You in advance!
Lucifix
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