Hi Bernard
I am busy with a tube stage, and maybe try a filter. My preference goes to a 18 dB/okt. Bessel. What also can be done is calculating the values.
http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~fisher/mkfilter/trad.html
Hi Rfbrw
Have been looking at AN207's I2S vs PCM waveform patterns of CLK DATA WS and LE, then its not that difficult anymore. Looked at CS8412/14's datasheet too.
I have altered the I2S schematic again, and will not post it before its tried and tested. As we say in Holland : There are more way's to Rome.
The schematic is allmost like AN207, but clock is untouched. Chips used: 3 74/164 and 174/00 with less its impossible.
I listen critical to cd, sacd and dvd. What i know now is this simple non os pcm56 can give a fine but mostly a natural sound. If a oversampled or upsampled dac is performing better, will listen to that and stop putting effort in this pcm56 experiment.
the different frequency response of the GIC filter, I have to clone it and try in my DAC.
I am busy with a tube stage, and maybe try a filter. My preference goes to a 18 dB/okt. Bessel. What also can be done is calculating the values.
http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~fisher/mkfilter/trad.html
Hi Rfbrw
They are more than a little difficult to understand. I can't make out what you are trying to do. I can definitely see no trace of AN207 or any other working schematic I can think of.
Have been looking at AN207's I2S vs PCM waveform patterns of CLK DATA WS and LE, then its not that difficult anymore. Looked at CS8412/14's datasheet too.
I have altered the I2S schematic again, and will not post it before its tried and tested. As we say in Holland : There are more way's to Rome.
The schematic is allmost like AN207, but clock is untouched. Chips used: 3 74/164 and 174/00 with less its impossible.
I listen critical to cd, sacd and dvd. What i know now is this simple non os pcm56 can give a fine but mostly a natural sound. If a oversampled or upsampled dac is performing better, will listen to that and stop putting effort in this pcm56 experiment.
tubee said:
I maybe try a filter.
http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~fisher/mkfilter/trad.html
I listen critical to cd, sacd and dvd. What i know now is this simple non os pcm56 can give a fine but mostly a natural sound. If a oversampled or upsampled dac is performing better, will listen to that and stop putting effort in this pcm56 experiment.
Try a filter.
Thanks for the link.
The problem with my analog filter is that it is not properly implemented in my DAC.
I found that fiddling with the input resistor almost removes the ripple, perhaps the output impedance needs to be corrected too.
There is an interview in a german hifi mag with the guy who programs the digital filters for Marantz SACD players, one of the new filters does not remove all HF...
Hi Bernard
Its imo better to use a filter wich has best impulse response. Even not removing all rubbisch, the end outcome will be better listenable i think.
I redesigned my speaker filters to 12dB series Bessel, lot of work, but great result. 6dB would also be possible but my units were not suitable for 6dB.
Ecdesigns has showed in his 1541 thread the difference between Butterwoth, Bessel and another filtertype. See if i can find it.
Oh here it is: nice step comparing of different filters on his drawing below.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=916328&stamp=1147687163
Its imo better to use a filter wich has best impulse response. Even not removing all rubbisch, the end outcome will be better listenable i think.
I redesigned my speaker filters to 12dB series Bessel, lot of work, but great result. 6dB would also be possible but my units were not suitable for 6dB.
Ecdesigns has showed in his 1541 thread the difference between Butterwoth, Bessel and another filtertype. See if i can find it.
Oh here it is: nice step comparing of different filters on his drawing below.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=916328&stamp=1147687163
Bessel filter
But the disadvantage of bessel is a slow roll-of of treble. A resonant filter would be useful then.
But the disadvantage of bessel is a slow roll-of of treble. A resonant filter would be useful then.
AN207 problem.
Yesterday finished i2s to parallel converter according to AN207.
Used chips 74ACT00 and 74ACT74. Its kinda working🙂 but with awful distortions.
Source was PCM2707 (tested, 100% working) , DAC was AD1851 (new , not tested).
When I move finger near 74ACT74, distortion level rises also cant set volume on PC, its dead silent or loud.
Yesterday finished i2s to parallel converter according to AN207.
Used chips 74ACT00 and 74ACT74. Its kinda working🙂 but with awful distortions.
Source was PCM2707 (tested, 100% working) , DAC was AD1851 (new , not tested).
When I move finger near 74ACT74, distortion level rises also cant set volume on PC, its dead silent or loud.
Hi pupsik
How is your Gnd schematic around logic?
Here some about sin x/x filtering, but for the cult.
http://db.audioasylum.com/cgi/m.pl?forum=tweaks&n=55489&highlight=sinx/x&r
How is your Gnd schematic around logic?
Here some about sin x/x filtering, but for the cult.
http://db.audioasylum.com/cgi/m.pl?forum=tweaks&n=55489&highlight=sinx/x&r
I use ground planes on both sides of PCB. One power supply for logic and second for AD1851 digital part.
Also tried simulate using pspice9, there was also problem with latch signal, it was unpredictable (2 red lines, not logic 0 or 1).
Also tried simulate using pspice9, there was also problem with latch signal, it was unpredictable (2 red lines, not logic 0 or 1).
There is still the option to use a transformer for filtering
Transformer has its limits into high frequency yes.
Which one then a Lundahl, Sowther, Jensen or Plitron.
Picked just only the four first hits on googles: "audio transformers"
Lundahl is the best choice i guess.
But found this one too:
http://homepages.tcp.co.uk/~sowter/specs/8347.htm
Siemens
I didn't know you had so many pcm dacs stacked you need a 2kV transformer

Hi Arne K
In my last I2S - PCM design i shifted Data for one channel also 16 bit, in your "borrow" done also but then 20 bit for PCM63.
In my last I2S - PCM design i shifted Data for one channel also 16 bit, in your "borrow" done also but then 20 bit for PCM63.
tubee said:Hi Arne K
In my last I2S - PCM design i shifted Data for one channel also 16 bit, in your "borrow" done also but then 20 bit for PCM63.
All this 20 bit stuff is a red herring, a mere distraction. You know where you are and you know where you need to be. Take it step by step and it will be clear what you need to do.
Fresh pics 😀
My non os DAC with 7th order cheby ??? 3 coils and 4 caps.
Yamaha CDX-1100, Pcm56, 8 x oversampling.
My non os DAC with 7th order cheby ??? 3 coils and 4 caps.

Yamaha CDX-1100, Pcm56, 8 x oversampling.

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