Copyright Cirrus Logic, Inc. 2009(All Rights Reserved)http://www.cirrus.comAN339CS8416 Delivers Performance Gains Over CS8413/14byJonathan Schwartz1
AN339AN339REV110 AN339REV18. CONCLUSIONThe CS8416 offers many improvements and features beyond those of the CS8413/14. One of the CS8416’s primaryimpr
AN339AN339REV1AN339REV1 11on the CDB4398 for all measurements sourced by the CS8416. Refer to the CDB4398 and CDB8416 datasheets for more information
AN339AN339REV112 AN339REV19.2.1 Test ConditionsFor all tests, unless otherwise stated: CS4398 VA = VREF = VD = VLS = VLC = 5 V; PCM data is 24 bitI2S
AN339AN339REV12 AN339REV1Beyond those listed in the table, several other notable enhancements are available in the CS8416:There are a number of other
AN339AN339REV1AN339REV1 34. CS8413/14 AND CS8416 CLOCK RECOVERY COMPAREDThe primary difference between the CS8413/14 and CS8416 PLLs is found in the i
AN339AN339REV14 AN339REV1Each receiver, including both of the CS8416 phase detec-tor update modes, was tested with input S/PDIF samplerates at common
AN339AN339REV1AN339REV1 5The measurements show the CS8416 has less basebandjitter than the CS8414 when PDUR = 1. While the plotsalso indicate that the
AN339AN339REV16 AN339REV1 -130-60-125-120-115-110-105-100-95-90-85-80-75-70-65dBr A20 20k50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10kHzCS8414CS8416 PDUR=0CS8416 PDUR=1
AN339AN339REV1AN339REV1 76.2 Full-Scale FFTsFFTs of the 997 Hz and 18 kHz test cases are provided below. These show the differences in the tonal andno
AN339AN339REV18 AN339REV16.3 Dynamic Range MeasurementsAs discussed in section 5.2 of AES-12id-2006, jitter outside of the baseband frequency range ca
AN339AN339REV1AN339REV1 97. JITTER MEASUREMENT TO DAC THD+N CORRELATIONThe results presented in Section 5 show that the amount of baseband jitter pres
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