Peter Kuhar wrote: >>Say we want to output 44.1kHz stereo data. That needs a minimum clock of >>44100 * 16bit * 2 channels = 1411200Hz (1,4MHz).Some chips require a >>minimum clock of clock of 256*fs. That is way too fast. We need to run >>the chip in slave mode and provide a clock for the data. > > It's not actualy that fast 256*fs means that clock is 256*44100 > 11.286600 MHz Well if you are doing it in software and your clock is 60MHz then it is a bit fast. > A managed to connects philips DAC (in 16 bit left-aligned mode which > is close to I2S) using software, SPI and PWM. But it > takes to much processor time. Just enaught to decode mp3 from internal > flash. But I dont have enoug time left to read from SD card. Hey, that's pretty cool. > What about connecting DAC to UART using somekind of converter. I was > thinking: 8 pin MCU. > That sounds interesting. If you can find an 8 pin MCU with a uart fast enough! /Robert
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Re: [lpc2100] Audio DAC
2004-02-11 by Robert Buadu
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