I try to make a NOS balanced dac with 4xPCM1704 and JLSound I2SOver module.Before to draw layout and PCB boards i need help and some advice from members if it possible.My circuit like that block diagram.My questions are ;
- Do i have to add a delay data half clock cycle circuit after my buffer and 7 bit delay like DDDAC ? It confused me.
- Do i need to use a SRC4192 after WM8804? Or my diagram is enough to get coax and optical inputs?
- According to members experience, NOS or DF1706 Oversampling.Which one should I prefer?
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I think that You do not need to use any additional circuit. Because right justified format already is present via jumper configuration? Take a look at the JL datasheet...
Actually my questions for after S/PDIF and optical input stage. After these stages Wm8804 comes. Then bit delay and buffer stages then pcm1704 chips. It seems enough or there need to take actions which i ask first post.
JLSound is capable to drive the PCM1704 directly
SRC4192 is digital filter
if you want to keep the NOS, use a shifter, it can be either a 7 bit delay or the whole army which will store 32 bits + 7 bit and latch it together ...
DAC with two PCM1704
use registers 74hct164d (smd)
alternatively create a stop-clock system from digital logic, but it is more complicated and in 1704 you will not find a benefit
SRC4192 is digital filter
if you want to keep the NOS, use a shifter, it can be either a 7 bit delay or the whole army which will store 32 bits + 7 bit and latch it together ...
DAC with two PCM1704
use registers 74hct164d (smd)
alternatively create a stop-clock system from digital logic, but it is more complicated and in 1704 you will not find a benefit
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So there is no need to delay data half clock cycle like DDDAC ?
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Pavel's circuit is enough for the NOS application.
all you have to do is try it, left a space on the pcb for experimenting. I would have tried it before on a breadboard pcb.
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