Niroshan-
> Does anyone know whether is it possible to run the
on-board audio codec
> (AIC23) on 6713 DSK at 96 kHz sampling rate to acquire spectral
> contents up to 48 kHz? I'm hoping to use the on-board codec to
transmit
> and receive data to/from ultrasonic transducers with 40 kHz centre
> frequency. According to AIC23 data sheet, the codec can run at 96 kHz
> sampling rate and the anti-aliasing/reconstruction filters all have
> ~Fs/2 cut-off, but Im not sure if there are any other constraints on
> the DSK board that would limit the maximum bandwidth/sampling rate. Any
> info would be greatly appreciated.
If it turns out you're able to run it at 96 kHz, I'd be interested to
hear your
results. The data sheet mentions 16, 24, and 32-bit "data transfers",
but the SNR
figures given, typically in low to mid 90's (dB) and specified at 48 kHz
sampling
rate, imply 16 to 18-bit resolution at best. I'm going to guess that at 96
kHz, the
resolution will decrease.
-Jeff
Re: Running the onboard audio codec on 6713 DSK at 96 kHz
Started by ●January 2, 2006
