Hey there!
I am implementing an audio board based on the reference design.
I am changing the clock generation for the SPDIF signal clock encoding to oscillator ICs instead of the crystals,
which are used in the reference design.
Do I still need the Schmitt-trigger(U12) that is feeded with the MCLK signal and given to the XMOS?
What is the purpose of this component?
Thanks!
USB Audio Reference Design SPDIF clocking alternative
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The only purpose of this part is a buffer.
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Thanks for your reply Ross.
Would you happen to know why the Flip-flop that is used to encode the clock to the SPDIF signal (U1) is clocked using the unbuffered version of MCLK (SPDIF_MCLK and not XCORE_MCLK or CODEC_MCLK)?
Is that done due to fan-out considerations?
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Would you happen to know why the Flip-flop that is used to encode the clock to the SPDIF signal (U1) is clocked using the unbuffered version of MCLK (SPDIF_MCLK and not XCORE_MCLK or CODEC_MCLK)?
Is that done due to fan-out considerations?
Thanks
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Because it is physically very close and therefore a buffer is not required