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What is that HP symbol ?

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 4:51 am
by SemiconductorCat
Hi all, what is that HP symbol which is highlighted in yellow ?

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And the second question is about middle highlighted area.
Is that configuration is for noise and echo cancellation ? So you could program that using AC97 interface right ?

And there are no connection to analog selection muxes from the control interface. Is these kind of mistakes are normal
in datasheets normally , which I need to assume that they are connected ?

And this chip is around 2.28$ in digi key. Any cheap AC'97 compatible devices ?
Any suggestions ? I don't need super features like high sampling rates, echo cancellation just need to digitize some sound and connect it to a linux SBC.

Re: What is that HP symbol ?

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2014 12:15 am
by Neo
what is that HP symbol which is highlighted in yellow ?
HP stands for a high pass filter.
And the second question is about middle highlighted area.
Is that configuration is for noise and echo cancellation ? So you could program that using AC97 interface right ?
I think that's related to delta-sigma conversion. Read on that.
And there are no connection to analog selection muxes from the control interface. Is these kind of mistakes are normal
in datasheets normally , which I need to assume that they are connected ?
This is the functional block diagram, so it can omit certain details on the block diagram for clarity on the functions.
And this chip is around 2.28$ in digi key. Any cheap AC'97 compatible devices ?
Any suggestions ? I don't need super features like high sampling rates, echo cancellation just need to digitize some
I'n not much aware on prices of CODECs. But you might have a look at http://www.ti.com/product/tlv320aic33