[Fpga-synth] Stereo Audio Interface
Eric Brombaugh
ebrombaugh1 at cox.net
Thu Aug 7 21:08:25 CEST 2008
Nicholas Gregorich wrote:
> Eric Brombaugh wrote:
>> I've designed a little I2S stereo audio codec board that will plug into
>
> Hopefully this isn't too picky but doesn't codec imply ADC and DAC?
> It did initially confuse me.
Never too picky for engineers! :)
You're right - I was sloppy in describing the part as a codec. It's
actually just an audio DAC. Sorry for any confusion.
>
> > Not greedy at all - it's a nice goal to have. Unfortunately, a combined
> > ADC/DAC codec requires at a minimum 5 I/O signals (mclk, sclk, lrclk,
> > di, do) and there are only 4 signals available on the Digilent 6-pin
> > connectors.
>
> Could a small CPLD be used make 5 signals fit on 4 pins? Maybe deriving
> the lrclk from the sclk? I think there are CPLDs in the $1 range.
Interesting idea. I'd probably start by muxing the SCLK and LRCLK onto
one line using the MCLK and some synchronization bits. Any suggestions
for a cheap CPLD that runs off of 3.3V and doesn't take up too much
real-estate? I've done some stuff with Xilinx XC95 parts, but they're
more like $5 - more expensive than the DAC I'm using now.
> Unfortunately I don't own a S3E or S3A board so I won't be participating
> in the project.
What do you use?
Eric
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