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I2s input limitation 16 bits 44100 ?
Hello
Can the audio lib get from I2S in 24 bits 192 khz?
with an external ADC planned for that.
I read that it was limited to 16 bit 44100,
if so what teensy card
thank you
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Originally Posted by
artouste
Hello
Can the audio lib get from I2S in 24 bits 192 khz?
with an external ADC planned for that.
I read that it was limited to 16 bit 44100,
if so what teensy card
thank you
The audio library is designed for 16bot 44.1 kHz, but you can change. There is lot of evidence on this forum.
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44.1/16 bit is CD quality.... not sure if 192/24 makes much sense...
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Originally Posted by
WMXZ
The audio library is designed for 16bot 44.1 kHz, but you can change. There is lot of evidence on this forum.
Thank you for your quick response
I will browse the forum a bit more.
If you have 1 or 2 links that speak of that that would be great
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Originally Posted by
artouste
Hello
Can the audio lib get from I2S in 24 bits 192 khz?
with an external ADC planned for that.
The official library is 16 bit throughout, though some people are working on branches that extend to higher bitdepth -
have a search around, theres a few active threads on these IIRC.
I read that it was limited to 16 bit 44100,
if so what teensy card
thank you
The default sample rate is 44100Hz, but you can change this with one line I believe. On a fast Teensy its
not a problem to run lots faster. The bat-detector thread has details of a project using high sample rates for
ultrasound for instance.
The library is optimized for 32-bit processors without floating point support so it'll work on any ARM-based
Teensy. Its interrupt driven and many I/O objects use DMA for best performance.
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Originally Posted by
MarkT
The bat-detector thread has details of a project using high sample rates for
ultrasound for instance.
The library is optimized for 32-bit processors without floating point support so it'll work on any ARM-based
Teensy. Its interrupt driven and many I/O objects use DMA for best performance.
Thank you
this is exactly what i need
I will read (mora mora)
36 pages of the topic
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Senior Member
The code I am using for the TeensyBat on a Teensy4.1 can be found overhere:
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/65225...%2C+true%29%3B
for a Teenst 3.6 our code is based on:
https://github.com/FrankBoesing/AudioTiming/
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