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Revalogics
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It can be even found in Audio System Design Tool, have a look at it. I have no idea where to buy this thing in my country so I can't test the code, all I have in my toolbox is a UDA1345TS Audio Codec, also it uses I²C protocol but I have no idea yet how to interface that to my Teensy.
Which Processor
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Hi, My question is out of the 2 processors mentioned, which one relates to the code supplied?
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Hi, My question is out of the 2 processors mentioned, which one relates to the code supplied?
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PaulStoffregen
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Well, this answer may sound overly obvious, but out of the 2 chips mentioned (PT2811 and UDA1345TS), the pt2811 feature in the Teensy Audio Library works with the PT2811.
Yeah, a shocking surprise, isn't it?
The code works with the PT2811 chip. Frank and Ben wrote this code and they both used it with PT2811 chips.
I personally built this and tested with this hardware.
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I can attest to the fact I hear this play sound (through an amplified speaker) and it worked great.
So there you have it, there eye witness (or ear witness) accounts that it does indeed work. Why would you believe it doesn't work?
bmillier
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The DAC mentioned is not a PT2811 but the Princeton Technology PT8211. In the audio system design tool it shows up one way in the object button, and the correct way in the help file. This may be part of the confusion?
I really need one of these for a project. I wasted a month ordering them from Futurlec only to find out a month later they were out of stock and holding the whole order- even though they charged my MC for the full order amount. The only other places I've seen them are in China on eBay, and I've had spotty luck getting anything this way.
Any one want to sell me 1 ( or more).
thanks
I really need one of these for a project. I wasted a month ordering them from Futurlec only to find out a month later they were out of stock and holding the whole order- even though they charged my MC for the full order amount. The only other places I've seen them are in China on eBay, and I've had spotty luck getting anything this way.
Any one want to sell me 1 ( or more).
thanks
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Hi Paul, sorry for the newbie questions, I have no doubt what you and your team produced works, just confused there are 2 different processors mentioned in the same context, the pt2811 and in the example pt8211 just making sure it is not a typo.not sure where the reference to UDA1345TS came from; Can you suggest a supplier for the pt2811? having difficulty here in Canada obtaining this item,
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Hi Paul, sorry for the newbie questions, I have no doubt what you and your team produced works, just confused there are 2 different processors mentioned in the same context, the pt2811 and in the example pt8211 just making sure it is not a typo.not sure where the reference to UDA1345TS came from; Can you suggest a supplier for the pt2811? having difficulty here in Canada obtaining this item,
cheers
Davidelvig
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So the advantage of using this over the built in DAC is...
Over Sampling?
Can add stereo
What else?
Over Sampling?
Can add stereo
What else?
Theremingenieur
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The built in DACs of the Teensys are only 12 bit, which might be a limitation and that is what leads most people to use external 16bit DACs. Stereo is another aspect, but the T3.6 has 2 internal DACs while the 3.2 has only a single one.
Oversampling is a pure and simple software question and depends only on the computing power of the MCU and of the speed of the used DAC. I did once 8x oversampling using a special half band FIR algorithm with the internal DAC of the T3.2 at 384ks/s (8x48kHz) without problems.
Oversampling is a pure and simple software question and depends only on the computing power of the MCU and of the speed of the used DAC. I did once 8x oversampling using a special half band FIR algorithm with the internal DAC of the T3.2 at 384ks/s (8x48kHz) without problems.
PaulStoffregen
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Oh, opps, yes that's just a typo, and then I copied the wrong number here a few times!
There is no PT2811. It's only PT8211. Somehow my eyes are having a hard time seeing pt2811 and pt8211 differently, even after I know about the mistake....
I've updated the audio library documentation and design tool page.
https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Audio/commit/c3eb1f6bfeed16c1d41e1419b3d5b845476b063b
https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/gui/?info=AudioOutputPT8211
If you find any more incorrect "pt2811", please let me know?
As for actually getting this part, you're probably going to have to resort to using ebay or aliexpress. Chinese New Year celebrations in China should be wrapping up this week, so at least they should become buyable again soon.
There is no PT2811. It's only PT8211. Somehow my eyes are having a hard time seeing pt2811 and pt8211 differently, even after I know about the mistake....
I've updated the audio library documentation and design tool page.
https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Audio/commit/c3eb1f6bfeed16c1d41e1419b3d5b845476b063b
https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/gui/?info=AudioOutputPT8211
If you find any more incorrect "pt2811", please let me know?
As for actually getting this part, you're probably going to have to resort to using ebay or aliexpress. Chinese New Year celebrations in China should be wrapping up this week, so at least they should become buyable again soon.
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