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| AKM launches low-cost 192kHz audio A/D converter for consumer and in-car A/V equipment | |||||
Tokyo, Japan, - Asahi Kasei Microsystems Co., Ltd. (AKM) introduced the AK5359, a low-cost, high quality audio A/D converter for audio/visual applications in pro and consumer equipment and cars. The 24-bit, 192kHz, 2-channel ADC is ideal for DVD recorders, A/V receivers, pro-audio equipment, musical instrument applications as well as vehicles of all kinds. The pin-compatibility with the current 96kHz ADCs, AK5357 and AK5381, makes it the perfect choice for applications that require the most cost-effective solution. The AK5359 uses AKM’s proprietary dual-bit delta-sigma techniques. An integrated high-pass filter is used to eliminate DC offset. The chip requires no external components because all inputs are single-ended. The AK5359 operates in both master and slave modes and has two audio formats, left justified and I2S. With 102dB dynamic range and 96dB THD+N, the AK5359 is ideally suited to consumer audio applications. The AK5359 uses a 5-volt analog supply and a 2.7 to 5.5-volt digital supply, making it compatible with industry standard digital signal processors (DSPs). The AK5359 comes in two versions, each designed for operating within a specific temperature range. For consumer applications, the AK5359ET has a temperature range of –20 to 85°C, while the AK5359VT, designed for use in vehicles, supports wider temperature range of –40 to 85°C. Both are available in small 16-pin TSSOP package. Evaluation boards and samples are available now. | |||||
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