Driving DAC cs4344

[ef.neuro]

hello everyone 

I'm using fpga spartan 3 with DAC tl5615 which want really supported  my purposes ( because i needed a DAC with higher resolution )i needed new DAC as i came across with pmod i2s here is the link 

https://store.digilentinc.com/pmod-i2s-stereo-audio-output/

so as i'm new with driving DAC (Primary IC is cs4344) i was wondering if anyone ever drive DAC before ? i search all the net but couldn't find anything

 

best ethan

[xc6lx45]

if you find nothing better - it's a fairly popular component - I've made it work the hard way, once upon a time.
See attachment. This was on a Spartan 6.

CS4344_DAC_demo.zip

sk61_CS4344_DAC.v

[ef.neuro]

38 minutes ago, xc6lx45 said:

if you find nothing better - it's a fairly popular component - I've made it work the hard way, once upon a time.
See attachment. This was on a Spartan 6.

CS4344_DAC_demo.zip

sk61_CS4344_DAC.v

thank you for your help 

there is a problem for both link : 

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Error code: 2C171/1

[xc6lx45]

Hi,

here is the file on google drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w5bB3QoOe6YPBvX45e82ZW1CK0tdeHh4/view?usp=sharing

[ef.neuro]

26 minutes ago, xc6lx45 said:

Hi,

here is the file on google drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w5bB3QoOe6YPBvX45e82ZW1CK0tdeHh4/view?usp=sharing

Hello there

thanks in advance :)))

[JColvin]

Hello,

For anybody reading this thread, you should be able to download the Forum attachments now (or just use the Google drive link that was also provided).

Thanks,
JColvin

[xc6lx45]

BTW, thinking back to when I wrote those comments in the code:

I generate the SPI clock signal from a regular information bit.
Timing analysis guarantees that the signal is stable at the edges of the clock it is associated with. It does NOT guarantee that the signal is glitch-free in-between.

Glitches on a clock signal means the slave may see more than one clock edge and bits slip.

Thus the comment. If it comes straight from a register, the signal will be clean. If there were combinational logic behind it, there could be glitches => avoid.

It didn't give me any trouble so I guess it's OK for home audio.
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