CN0162
概要
設計リソース
評価用ボード
型番に"Z"が付いているものは、RoHS対応製品です。 本回路の評価には以下の評価用ボードが必要です。
- EVAL-ADAU1701MINIZ ($250.38) ADAU1701 evaluation board used to evaluate this circuit.
デバイス・ドライバ
コンポーネントのデジタル・インターフェースとを介して通信するために使用されるCコードやFPGAコードなどのソフトウェアです。
機能と利点
- Audio codec with class D amplifier
- Capable of stereo audio processing
- Configurations for both line output and amplified output
マーケット & テクノロジー
使用されている製品
参考資料
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Class D Audio Amplifiers: What, Why, and How2006/06/01
回路機能とその特長
The circuit shown in Figure 1 connects an ADAU1701 codec with an integrated SigmaDSP® core to an SSM2306 2 W stereo Class-D amplifier and an ADP3336 low dropout regulator. The ADAU1701 has two ADCs and four DACs; therefore, it can process a stereo audio signal and output discretely processed signals to both a line-level output and an amplified output. This allows the line and amplified outputs to be processed in the SigmaDSP core with different signal processing, such as custom EQ, compressors tailored to the clip level of the specific output, or spatialization effects tuned to the specific speaker configurations. The ADP3336 generates the 3.3 V supply for the ADAU1701. The SSM2306 is a stereo 2 W Class-D amplifier with ultralow idle current and high efficiency. The amplifier does not require bulky external inductors, but it does require minimal external components and has a small system footprint. The amplifier’s voltage is not supplied from the regulator but rather directly from the 5 V system supply. This system can provide an audio signal processing path output to a low power efficient amplifier for systems such as radios, multimedia docks, or PC speakers.
回路説明
The DAC outputs of the ADAU1701 are connected to the SSM2306 with a single resistor and capacitor on each input of the amplifier. The 0.10 μF capacitors and 13.0 kΩ resistors in series between the output of the ADAU1701 and the input of the SSM2306 implement a high-pass filter at 28 Hz. These resistors also set the gain of the amplifier to about 6 dB. The full-scale output of the ADAU1701 is 0.9 V rms; therefore, the SSM2306 amplifies this to a full-scale 1.8 V rms (5.09 V p-p). With the SSM2306’s VDD = 5 V, this full-scale value closely matches the clip level of the amplifier.
This circuit uses one of the ADAU1701 multipurpose (MP) pins to control the active-low shutdown pin of the SSM2306. This connection, with a 10 kΩ pull-up resistor, enables the SigmaDSP program to cleanly disable the Class-D amplifier without pops and clicks.
The Class-D amplifier outputs of the SSM2306 are stable with just a ferrite bead and a 1.0 nF capacitor on each pin before the speaker.
The SSM2306 can take its supply voltage directly from the 5 V supply, such as from a battery, but the ADAU1701 requires a regulated 3.3 V supply, which is generated by the ADP3336. The output voltage of the ADP3336 is programmed to 3.3 V with 140 kΩ and 78.7 kΩ feedback resistors. The output of the regulator is stable with a single capacitor as low as 1.0 μF between the output pins and ground. The 1.0 μF capacitor on the input of the regulator is used for decoupling any stray inductance between the board and the 5 V source. In this circuit, the shutdown pin of the regulator is simply tied to the input voltage so that the IC is enabled when the input voltage is present.
バリエーション回路
This circuit can also be set up with another SigmaDSP processor with integrated DACs, such as the ADAU1761, instead of the ADAU1701. The ADAU1702 can also be used in place of the ADAU1701; it differs only in its SigmaDSP program and data memory sizes.
The SSM2301, SSM2302, and SSM2304 Class-D amplifiers differ slightly from the SSM2306 used in this design. These three amplifiers do not require external resistors on the audio inputs to set the gain. The SSM2301 is a mono, rather than a stereo, amplifier.