AKD7734-A, Evaluation Board for AK7734 Audio DSP

Reference Design using part AK7734XQ by Asahi Kasei Microdevices Corporation

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Manufacturer

Asahi Kasei Microdevices Corporation
  • Application Category
    CODEC
  • Product Type
    Audio Processor

For End Products

  • Stereo Audio System

Description

  • AKD7734-A, Evaluation Board for AK7734 which is an audio processor including a stereo ADC, a stereo SRC and an audio DSP. This board is composed of a main board and a sub board. It is possible to control the setting of board via USB port. RCA connector is used for the input and output of analog signal. This board also has digital interface and can achieve the interface with digital audio system via optical connector

Key Features

  • CODEC Resolution
    24 Bit

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