Without DAC then you'd be using the Amanero board's outputs directly. Feed them into two of the LC filters I've shown, using 180R as the first resistor.
Thank you for all help.
That's valve-based 'Flash' memory?
Mean Time Between Failures might not be too good, and you might need your own sub-power station...
look at the DSD1794 datasheet, it shows the internal schematic that includes the output filter, but you will need to work out the cap and resistor values for your system.
regardless you will be connecting USB ground as your analogue system ground, that doesnt sound like a great idea. I think the only viable options for this sort of circiuot involve much more involved filtering, power supply and isolation than a simple resistor and cap.
regardless you will be connecting USB ground as your analogue system ground, that doesnt sound like a great idea. I think the only viable options for this sort of circiuot involve much more involved filtering, power supply and isolation than a simple resistor and cap.
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no problems, sorry I just double checked the DS, it mustve been somewhere else I saw the internal schematic, but if you look at page 37 of the DSD1794 datasheet, you can see the different output filter values for DSD mode which gives you a good starting point. notice for PCM and DSD mode the first section is the same, but the bal-SE section filter values are quite different
I'm sorry no news, I let it go because I don't be sure how implement...
Here an example (not with Amanero) ..in Italian but look the pictures
http://www.webalice.it/meneghettig/Un DSD player autocostruito.pdf
..it could be!! :-D
My friend in audiofaidate.org think lampizator don't use a low pass filter. Lampizator probably use a FM demodulator (tube based) ...maybe better than low pass filter
My friend in audiofaidate.org think lampizator don't use a low pass filter. Lampizator probably use a FM demodulator (tube based) ...maybe better than low pass filter
Why would you use a FM demodulator?
Good question, but not for me ...for lampizator ;-)
Maybe he think pulse density modulation looks like (more or less) FM.
Maybe he think pulse density modulation looks like (more or less) FM.
Here an example (not with Amanero) ..in Italian but look the pictures
http://www.webalice.it/meneghettig/Un DSD player autocostruito.pdf
..it could be!! :-D
Grazie ho capito tutto. Thanks I understand all.
Works!
Hi,
probably could be interesting to read this:
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/sles075b/sles075b.pdf
This is the datasheet of the Burr-Brown DSD1793 DAC, with PCM and DSD formats
especially page 38-39-40
bye
probably could be interesting to read this:
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/sles075b/sles075b.pdf
This is the datasheet of the Burr-Brown DSD1793 DAC, with PCM and DSD formats
especially page 38-39-40
bye
Butterworth or Chebyshev would be fine - I suggest Butterworth as its simpler to design. The corner frequency depends on you - perhaps 50kHz -3dB would be fine as a first attempt.
A 4th order LC would have two series inductors and two shunt capacitors, followed by a resistive termination
<edit> Attached a schematic based on a design I did for an ESS DAC. Its Butterworth but 30kHz -3dB.
Had a look, could not see any DSD outputs marked. Assume the output impedance is low - so use a 180R series resistor at the input to the filter (rather than the 195R shown). Remember it has 6dB attenuation in the passband.
Could I use 160R in place of 180R?

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I just ran a sim, the filter droops about 0.3dB by 18kHz with 160R. Doubt you'll hear it though.
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