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PCM1808PWR

TIPCM1808PWR

Texas Instruments
ADC, Audio 24 b 96k Serial 14-TSSOP
NRND11,264 in stock

Overview

The PCM1808PWR is a high-performance, low-cost single-chip stereo analog-to-digital converter from Texas Instruments. It features a 24-bit Delta-Sigma architecture with 96 kHz sampling support, making it suitable for a wide range of consumer audio applications requiring high-resolution digital conversion.

Why Choose This Part

The device offers excellent power efficiency, consuming only 8.6 mA for the analog supply at 48 kHz. Its integrated high-pass filter and antialiasing low-pass filter simplify the front-end design by reducing the need for external filtering components.

Applications

AV Receivers
Converting analog stereo signals from legacy media players or tuners into digital formats for DSP processing.
Digital Voice Recorders
Capturing high-fidelity audio in portable devices with low power consumption requirements.
Musical Instruments
Integrating into digital keyboards or synthesizers to digitize analog line-level signals.
Soundcards and Audio Interfaces
Serving as the primary input stage for entry-level professional and semi-professional recording hardware.

Key Specifications

Type ADC, Audio
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Data Interface Serial
Package / Case 14-TSSOP (0.173", 4.40mm Width)
Voltage - Supply 2.7V ~ 3.6V, 4.5V ~ 5.5V
Resolution (Bits) 24 b
Number of Channels 2
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 85degC
Voltage Supply Source Analog and Digital
Supplier Device Package 14-TSSOP
Sampling Rate (Per Second) 96k

Getting Started

To evaluate the PCM1808PWR, engineers often use the PCM1808EVM evaluation module which provides a complete hardware platform for testing the ADC performance. When designing the PCB, ensure the system clock is stable, as halting the clock is the primary method for entering power-down mode.

PCM1808 Family

Part NumberDifferenceStock
PCM1808EVM EVM 10

Also Consider

PCM1807PWR TITexas Instruments - Offers similar 24-bit performance but with slightly different dynamic range and SNR specifications for cost-sensitive designs.