Hi torgeirs,
After exploring some other options (http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/293362-orange-pi-digital-crossover-2x-usb-amps-wrap-up.html), I consider studying the STM32 option, for a 2 speakers active bi amp, with DSP crossover.
It would be USB => STM32 => SPDIF => 2 x FX-audio D802 with STA326 full digital amp, with SPDIF input, or USB => I2S => ???
I discovered yesterday a Sound terminal expansion board based on STA350BW for STM32 Nucleo (http://www.st.com/content/st_com/en.../stm32-ode-translate-hw/x-nucleo-cca01m1.html)
I already have a STM32F4 discovery board...
Did you went forward on experimental implemenation of audio with those boards ?
Best regards,
JM
After exploring some other options (http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/293362-orange-pi-digital-crossover-2x-usb-amps-wrap-up.html), I consider studying the STM32 option, for a 2 speakers active bi amp, with DSP crossover.
It would be USB => STM32 => SPDIF => 2 x FX-audio D802 with STA326 full digital amp, with SPDIF input, or USB => I2S => ???
I discovered yesterday a Sound terminal expansion board based on STA350BW for STM32 Nucleo (http://www.st.com/content/st_com/en.../stm32-ode-translate-hw/x-nucleo-cca01m1.html)
I already have a STM32F4 discovery board...
Did you went forward on experimental implemenation of audio with those boards ?
Best regards,
JM
Sorry, I have not tried it out. The nucleo and sta350 combo looks promising. Think the software provides usb in then i2s to the amp boards. The xover is based on biquads on the amp boards. I,m not sure how easy fir filtering on the stm32 is. Do not think much code must be added. The hard work is to find where to add it🙂
100$ for 4 amps with usb in and filtering is super cheap. And 2k fir on top of that is super.
Good luck! I would be very interested in hearing about the results.
(I have gone the route of audioweaver on windos soc intel fanless cheap pad. More expensive but easier to implement)
Regards Torgeir
100$ for 4 amps with usb in and filtering is super cheap. And 2k fir on top of that is super.
Good luck! I would be very interested in hearing about the results.
(I have gone the route of audioweaver on windos soc intel fanless cheap pad. More expensive but easier to implement)
Regards Torgeir
Seems like ST and Audioweaver have formalised the cooperation
https://dspconcepts.com/st
ST-AudioWeaver - Advanced audio development tool for STM32 - STMicroelectronics - STMicroelectronics
Will be interesting to see if FIR filtering on STM32F746 Discovery will bee feasible on DIY basis and if a standalone filter engine can be made from it.
From the text that seems to be the case.
Analog in/out
SPDIF in
I2S and others in/out.
https://dspconcepts.com/st
ST-AudioWeaver - Advanced audio development tool for STM32 - STMicroelectronics - STMicroelectronics
Will be interesting to see if FIR filtering on STM32F746 Discovery will bee feasible on DIY basis and if a standalone filter engine can be made from it.
From the text that seems to be the case.
Analog in/out
SPDIF in
I2S and others in/out.
Hello,
That looks quite cool ! I developped my application from scratch, in C, on a Nucleo Stm32F7 board. I'm quite happy, but the new offer from DSP concept and ST should help the process a lot !
Would you know if the tool proposes Async USB input ?
JMF
That looks quite cool ! I developped my application from scratch, in C, on a Nucleo Stm32F7 board. I'm quite happy, but the new offer from DSP concept and ST should help the process a lot !
Would you know if the tool proposes Async USB input ?
JMF
That's impressive effort, JMF11
The complexity of the STM32 tools is high in my opinion.
I hope too that it will be as "easy" as the current STM32F407 board and audioweaver and a standalone sollution.
I have used the USB input of the current STM32F407 board and audioweaver, but I do not know if it is Async?
Guess we must wait and see.
Hopefully the code generated is open so changes of input and output can be done after filters has been made.
The complexity of the STM32 tools is high in my opinion.
I hope too that it will be as "easy" as the current STM32F407 board and audioweaver and a standalone sollution.
I have used the USB input of the current STM32F407 board and audioweaver, but I do not know if it is Async?
Guess we must wait and see.
Hopefully the code generated is open so changes of input and output can be done after filters has been made.
Hi @torgeirs How are you? I am starting a Xover 2 ways with STM32F407 Discovery kit (with I2S) for university. I need to use I2S, but I have no idea.
I do not know if you did the xover, but do you have any information to share me?
Thanks for all