CRD5381
CRD5381 is Audio A/D Converter w/ Asynchronous Decimation Filter Reference Design manufactured by Cirrus Logic.
Features
Analog Performance
Advanced Multi-bit Delta-sigma Architecture 24-bit Conversion 120 d B Dynamic Range -110 d B THD+N Performance insensitivity to Input Clock Jitter
System Features
Output Sample Rate Determined by Input
Digital Filter Characteristics
125 d B Stop-band Rejection Phase-Matched Outputs
Word, Left/Right, or Fsync Clock No External Master Clock Required Easily Scalable for Additional Channels Sample Rates from 27 k Hz to 192 k Hz Four-Channel Time-Division Multiplexed Output Two Independent Stereo, Left-Justified Outputs
LEFT
RIGHT
CS5381 A Quad Speed Slave Mode
SDOUT
SDIN
CS8421 A Master Input Slave Ouput
SDOUT
TDM ENABLE Differential Analog Inputs 1-4
SDOUT A PCM Data Ouput/ Serial Clock Input Header, J4
LRCK INPUT SCLK INPUT
TDM/SDOUT B
2 2
TDM IN
LEFT
RIGHT
CS5381 B Quad Speed Slave Mode
SDOUT
SDIN
CS8421 B Master Input Slave Output
SDOUT http://.cirrus.
Copyright © Cirrus Logic, Inc. 2005 (All Rights Reserved)
MAY ‘05 DS563RD1
Description
The bination of the CS5381 Analog-to-Digital Converter and CS8421 Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter creates an analog-to-digital conversion system with an asynchronous digital decimation filter that is virtually immune to interface or network jitter. In addition, the CS8421 adds a multi-channel Time Division Multiplexed (TDM) output format option. These unique features address many of the issues and design challenges associated with networked audio systems and other high-performance applications. In addition to the standard 24-bit audio data, the CS8421 adds the functionality to output properly dithered 32, 20, or 16-bit data. The CRD5381 was designed as a platform for easy evaluation of the jitter rejection, sample rate conversion, and time-division multiplexing capabilities of the CS8421 in the context of a A/D conversion system with an asynchronous decimation filter. The CRD5381 accepts four channels of balanced, analog audio input and...