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AK4397
1 B/ D- d* _) R, j N+ PPremium 32-Bit DAC with PCM/DSD input
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7 o% |/ {4 ]% D4 tApplications: DVD/DVD-Audio/SACD Player, Digital Mixer,
# V, G% x; z, d' ^Pro Audio and AV Receiver * n* h+ ?5 `( Z" O
128x Over sampling
( I, k5 ^. m$ r7 u* RSampling Rate: 30kHz ~ 216kHz 6 c) @$ |9 f4 J; d4 y7 J
32Bit 8x Digital Filter (Slow-roll-off option)
, W( t7 R+ R( f0 `+ RRipple: ±0.005dB, Attenuation: 75dB
7 ~, c5 @* Z C* h7 s% q8 I# H, DHigh Tolerance to Clock Jitter z4 I. N, A: U( b2 {; c0 H
Low Distortion Differential Output
) U( ~8 t/ `+ {* R. F" {DSD data input available 6 ~5 |: ]! w/ d8 y
Digital De-emphasis for 32, 44.1, 48kHz sampling
' g. b& o( n b3 i2 y' U9 zSoft Mute
; Y6 @' I0 J% QDigital Attenuator (Linear 256 steps)
* F( ` |0 j& Z7 J# {) wTHD+N: -103dB
. ^& N; Y$ g! Y" c+ c- V0 @DR, S/N: 120dB
: W i5 A' ^1 t" c% HI/F Format: 24/32bit MSB justified, 16/20/24/32bit LSB justified, I2S, DSD C4 r( k0 o6 z5 ]: y& H( o
Master Clock: Normal Speed: 256fs, 384fs, 512fs, 768fs or 1152fs
- y1 a1 D% X9 g: r1 H/ m) }: tDouble Speed: 128fs, 192fs, 256fs or 384fs
6 I' m i* v* H2 X5 f; P# C! P& mQuad Speed: 128fs or 192fs" U2 ~# M6 s- e/ O$ k: m
DSD: 512fs or 768fs 2 x+ F# d3 n' |' r) l
Power Supply: 4.75 ~ 5.25V
3 D5 | e, P; _$ gTTL Level Digital I/F
( U; m" E. {% BPackage: 44pin LQFP
2 h, x' u% e1 |( K9 `/ \Evaluation Board: AKD4397 , b$ l1 X& i" X- G4 Q
$ l3 k9 P! C( I' r& [The AK4397 is a high performance premium 32bit DAC for the 192kHz sampling mode of DVD-Audio including a 32bit digital filter. Using AKM's multi bit architecture for its modulator the AK4397 delivers a wide dynamic range while preserving linearity for improved THD+N performance. The AK4397 has full differential SCF outputs, which remove the need for AC coupling capacitors and increase performance for systems with excessive clock jitter. The AK4397 accepts 192kHz PCM data and 1-bit DSD data, ideal for a wide range of applications including DVD-Audio and SACD. The AK4397 has a functional compatibility with the AK4393/4/5 and lower power dissipation. |
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