Reply by Jeff Brower July 30, 20032003-07-30
Jos

> I am working with a DSK6711 and a PCM3003 to develop an acoustic echo
> canceler. I have develop a loopback program and it seems to work fine,
> but if I amplify the output of my PCM3003 a good cross-talk appears.

Well it's a cheap daughtercard, so hopefully you are not expecting too much.

Try this: ground the input externally, then use DSP to output a full
scale sine wave. In the DSP code record the level of input you are seeing
and compare the ratio of the 2 sine waves. How many dB? It might be that
you have a good 40 or 50 dB or so separation, even though you can still
see the nasty thing on the scope.

Jeff Brower
system engineer
Signalogic


Reply by July 30, 20032003-07-30
I am working with a DSK6711 and a PCM3003 to develop an acoustic echo canceler.
I have develop a loopback program and it seems to work fine, but if I amplify
the output of my PCM3003 a good cross-talk appears.

Has anyone the some problem and/or knows how to solve it?