I'm curious if anyone has any thoughts on using this combination. The SRC4392 is a new part from TI that includes a DIR/DIT and an SRC. Seems to me this could be an ideal device for interfacing with the AD1865. I still have lots of reading to do on the SRC datasheet, but any guidance would be appreciated. So far I have only built a simple NOS-TDA1543 DAC, as well as PCM2906/2706 USB DAC's so this is a big leap for me. The SRC will need to be controlled by a microchip, which is not a problem for me. I was thinking of using a PIC16F88 which I am familiar with, but the 18F4550 is awfully tempting.
Any guidance or suggestions would be appreciated.
Any guidance or suggestions would be appreciated.
cyl said:
Don't be scared off by that SMD package. They are no more difficult to solder than anything else. It takes a few more minutes to get it aligned, but the soldering is easy. Just apply a wad of solder over all of the pins, then use a desoldering braid to pick up most of it. Check between the pins with a magnifying glass after you are done. I think you will be surpried with how easy it is.
Of course all of this is pointless if you are intending to use protoboard and need the part in a DIP format. I was actually intending on designing a board for this project.
G.
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