24-Bit, 48KSPS, 2CH DAC for Audio

Reference Design using part PCM1720 by Texas Instruments

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Manufacturer

Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Data Conversion
  • Product Type
    Digital to Analog Conversion

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For End Products

  • Audio
  • DVD Player
  • Set-Top Box
  • Sound Card

Description

  • DEM-PCM1720 are basic demonstration boards for the PCM1720-1 stereo audio Daces, Plus Interface Cable and Demonstration Software. The demonstration board includes single-row header connectors for audio clocks and data, power supplies, and left and right audio outputs. Their is also a connector for accessing the Daces three wire serial control port, which is used to write the internal registers of the device

Key Features

  • DAC Resolution
    24 Bit
  • DAC Sampling Rate
    48K SPS
  • Number of Channels
    2CH

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