Good afternoon!
Finished the audio ADC on CS5381.
Connection interface: USB only.
The input buffer is made on an FDA op amp, so you can connect both balanced and non-balanced sources. Recording formats: 24-bit 44.1 kHz-192 kHz.
Powered by USB, current consumption 750 mA.
A pair of images: a noise shelf and THD, the source of the Victor generator at 1 kHz. The input divider -12 dB.
There are certain problems due to the low input resistance, so it may be necessary to recalculate the filter, which may cause a slight deterioration in THD
Finished the audio ADC on CS5381.
Connection interface: USB only.
The input buffer is made on an FDA op amp, so you can connect both balanced and non-balanced sources. Recording formats: 24-bit 44.1 kHz-192 kHz.
Powered by USB, current consumption 750 mA.
A pair of images: a noise shelf and THD, the source of the Victor generator at 1 kHz. The input divider -12 dB.
There are certain problems due to the low input resistance, so it may be necessary to recalculate the filter, which may cause a slight deterioration in THD
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Not bad. I could buy it if I haven't had Asus Xonar Essence STX.
maxssau's device looks better.
I am interested in how you build up the connection between ADC and USB?
Is it XMOS I2S to USB or you use some MCU to handle the data I/O?
Is it XMOS I2S to USB or you use some MCU to handle the data I/O?
Will there be boards available? This looks quite interesting for measurement usage.
Yes of course, contact me by mail 9890175@mail.ru
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