Analog and audio

Hello,i try for moths to get a wave file from SD to the DAC. I the ST LL_DAC_ADC_project description stands.############################################# LL_DAC_EnableDMAReq(DAC1, LL_DAC_CHANNEL_1); // enable DMA for Channel1 LL_DAC_Enable(DAC1, LL_DAC_CHANNEL_1); //enable Channel on DAC LL_DMA_ConfigAddresses(DMA1, LL_DMA_CHANNEL_7 , (uint32_t)dacbuf, LL_DAC_DMA_GetRegAddr(DAC1, LL_DAC_CHANNEL_1, LL_DAC_DMA_REG_DATA_12BITS_RIGHT_ALIGNED ), LL_DMA_DIRECTION_MEMORY_TO_PERIPH ); LL_DMA_SetDataLength(DMA1, LL_DMA_CHANNEL_7, DACBUFSIZE ); LL_DMA_EnableDoubleBufferMode(DMA1, LL_DMA_CHANNEL_7); LL_DMA_EnableChannel(DMA1, LL_DMA_CHANNEL_7); // This command is not existing#############################################I try it on my own with this startup############################################# LL_DAC_EnableDMAReq(DAC1, LL_DAC_CHANNEL_1); // enable DMA for Channel1 LL_DAC_Enable(DAC1, LL_DAC_CHANNEL_1); //enable Channel on DAC LL_DMA_ConfigAd

We are using the STA369 on our bespoke computer board running Android 7.1 and we need the Android drivers.All best,Colin

Hi,I'm doing a design with TSV630. VCC+ is 3.5 V and VCC- is GND and GAIN=1. What is the minimum Voltage for the SHDN pin to switch the device on? I couldn't find a formular in datasheet. In Datasheed there are only mentioned the different minimum SHDN Voltage for VCC =1.8V and VCC= 5V.

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We need to tune a set of speakers to the STA369 via DSP. We would like to load the DSP settings onto the chip via i2c preferably via Android drivers in our firmware. Is this possible.Regards,Colin Aston-James

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Datasheets are available for TDA7496, TDA7496L, but i couldn't find the datasheet for TDA7496T

Good morning.The internal resistance of "2STBN15D100" is described in the datasheet as shown below.By the way, if you actually measure the resistance between Base(1) and Emitter(3), it will measure around 12K ohm.I think that the data sheet will measure around 8K ohms.Please comment.

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The PCM1704 DAC chip was overdriven by +20V  power supply and dead. Does anyone know if the clocker connected to the DAC was also damaged by the +20V stress?

I'm trying to simulate a new high Voltage pulse generator for one of our instruments and considering the use of a IGBT. Are there any spice models available for this or similar parts...?

I'm looking for Op Amp for building a ph meter i looked at the st op amps alot of options there, cant seem to find an op amp recommended for this type of circuit 

Hi Team, i would like to capture and log TDM microphone ​data into flash. Can you please suggest a right ST MCU that could be used to connect to a microphone. It would be better if SDK also supports audio and contains examples for TDM interface.​I am thinking to use STM32WB55​. But i could not see any demo or examples. Please help.​Thanks,Kalaiselvan R​

In case of loss of the input reference clock, we would be interested in keeping the output frequency of the PLL for a relatively short duration (100ms as a first approximation), accepting a relatively large drift (0.5 to 1%).The aim is to perform a clean shutdown of the system in the event of loss of the input clock.A competitor circuit (AD9522) communicates on a specific function, Hold-over (see p40 of AD9522-x datasheet).It consists in stopping to push up or down the CP to keep the VCO control voltage as it is.1) In the absence of this function on the 81200, what is the frequency drift of the PLL in 100ms?Our config: 24MHz input, 72MHz output and Vcc = 3.3V.2) Can we improve the performance by modifying the registers of the 81200 when the loss of the input clock is detected?Many thanks in advance for your feedback,ThierryFrench version / Version francaise :En cas de perte de l’horloge de référence en entrée, on serait intéressé de conserver la fréquence de sortie de la PLL pendant un

I need detailed specifications of the LD39300 LDO linear regulator. Specifically, I need the tolerance on the Vref reference voltage. I also need the confidence interval for the min and max values in the data sheet. As an example, I presume that for the value of the dropout voltage under the test conditions stated, the "typical" column states the mean value of the dropout voltage. But to what does the "Max" value refer? Is this the mean + 1 sigma, mean + 2 sigma, or mean + 3 sigma? Equivalently, does this mean that the actual value of the dropout voltage will be less than the stated maximum for 84.13% of the parts (mean + 1 sigma), 97.72% of the parts 9mean + + 2sigma), or 99.87% of the parts (mean + 3sigma)? This is important for high yields during manufacturing.Please let me know as soon as you can. My need for this information is urgent.Best regards,Peter

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Hi,I would like to program my STM32L4R9ZIJ MCU as audio device. I already filled a buffer with audio samples by using SAI. Now I want to know how to use function like usbd_audio_data_transfert for example to send my audio datas to a PC. The goal is to use Audacity to record audio from my microphone implemented on my MCU. I already try to use example from en.x-cube-usb-audio with the STM32F769I-Discovery, but I don't uderstand which function is used to send samples generates by the MEMs microphone and where is this function in the program ? I would have expected to see the function usbd_audio_data_transfert used...Can somebody explain me how does it works ? And how can I find an other example of audio device use ?

The STA369BWS datasheet offers little to no description of configuration register C addr 0x02. It references a FFX power output mode and has 4 modes but offers no explanation of how these four modes function. 00: drop compensation01: discrete output stage: tapered compensation10: full-power mode11: variable drop compensationThis clearly plays into CSZ0~3 bits that are only described as FFX compensating pulse size register. Is there any description of these registers anywhere, or how they work? I am designing a product that is having a PSU droop issue, and the ODM recommendation was to adjust this register, but I have no idea what it does or how it works. For what it is worth I am pushing for the HW solution. . .

Dear ST Team,I am looking for transistors based on FD SOI to buffer signals. The signals I am dealing with are in the mV range, the transistor is placed at around 10 K, and the supply voltage should be around 5 V or less. I have difficulties to contact you via mail: I am looking for a supplier as it is an industrial application.Regards

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Kindly provide alternatives for the components mentioned above.Best regards,Neil HenryIRAD LLCDallas Texas USA

Is that TS4061AICT-1.25?How can I tell apart part marking of TS4061AICT-1.25 and TS4061AICT-1.225​?Thanks,Dorothea

Posted on April 17, 2018 at 00:49I'm using the STM32F407 Discovery Board to implement a digital band pass filter, this board has a CS43L22 Audio DAC which I want to use for output, (not in analog pass through mode).However, this seems to create a challenge as the data flow to the DAC must have a continuous clock signal from the STM32F407, so this means the DAC update  rate sets the rate at which I'd need to sample using the STM32F4's on-board ADC.Is there a clean mechanism / way to use an ADC on the STM, at an arbirtary rate (set by a timer used as a trigger source) and then do some filtering, then pass the data to the I2S DAC?The only way I can think, is to have the CL43L22 clocked continuously at 'some' rate with data being sent over I2S being supplied from a couple of data (L and R channel) ram variables, which I update from my filter asynchronously (when its ready).Is there a better way?

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