Hi,
I am working on a system that allows music to be played to a speaker through the use of optical fibre. I am using the 3.5mm headphone jack analogue output on the MP3 player, converting this into digital form, and then converting this back into analogue form again at the receiver, so the signal can be applied to the speaker.
At the moment, im investigating the required timing for the ADC at the transmitter and the DAC at the receiver, and i was looking into the use of a stereo ADC and DAC. As this is new to me, I was looking for some help in this area from someone who may have experience in using these devices.
I was looking at using a stereo ADC at the transmitter in slave mode, with the audio data in the format of 16 bit 12S. Is it possible to use a DAC at the receiver in master by providing it with the same system clock input frequency as used at the transmitter? Given that the DAC will know the data format and bit length, will it automatically detect the signal correctly, and know which bits represent the left and right channels?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as these ADCs/DACs are something which are totally new to me.
Thanks.
I am working on a system that allows music to be played to a speaker through the use of optical fibre. I am using the 3.5mm headphone jack analogue output on the MP3 player, converting this into digital form, and then converting this back into analogue form again at the receiver, so the signal can be applied to the speaker.
At the moment, im investigating the required timing for the ADC at the transmitter and the DAC at the receiver, and i was looking into the use of a stereo ADC and DAC. As this is new to me, I was looking for some help in this area from someone who may have experience in using these devices.
I was looking at using a stereo ADC at the transmitter in slave mode, with the audio data in the format of 16 bit 12S. Is it possible to use a DAC at the receiver in master by providing it with the same system clock input frequency as used at the transmitter? Given that the DAC will know the data format and bit length, will it automatically detect the signal correctly, and know which bits represent the left and right channels?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as these ADCs/DACs are something which are totally new to me.
Thanks.