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MCD221FU - CD-Interface and Audio Processor(CIAP)

General Description

of the MCD221 CD

Interface and Audio Processor.

A complete data sheet for the MCD221 is available and can be ordered from your local Motorola sales office.

The order number is MCD221/D.

Key Features

  • of the MCD221 are as follows:.
  • Accepts Audio Inputs in I2S Format (MPEG1) for Mixing with CIAP Internal Audio.
  • Output Can Be Either I2S or SONY Format.
  • Data Input Rate Can Be Up to 2 Times Normal Speed.
  • Can Connect to a Host via Either a 68K or Serial Interface.
  • 80.
  • Pin Quad Flat Pack (QFP) FU SUFFIX QFP.

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MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNICAL DATA Order this document by MCD221TS/D MCD221 Technical Summary CDćInterface and Audio Processor (CIAP) This technical summary provides a brief description of the MCD221 CD–Interface and Audio Processor. A complete data sheet for the MCD221 is available and can be ordered from your local Motorola sales office. The order number is MCD221/D. The MCD221 has two main functions. The first is to form an interface between a CD drive unit and a CD–i or Photo–CD player. The connection to the drive is designed for both applications and can be either a Digital Out (EBU standard) interface, or an I2S plus subcode interface. The host interface can be either a 68000 interface for CD–i players, or a serial (SPI) interface for Photo–CD.