Is anyone aware of a turnkey solution on a chip type thing that will take a mono audio signal and send it over USB to a Windows computer and appear as like, a class compliant external audio device? Without needing to write a lot of driver software?
something like this?
Bye Jack
-- Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
In dc circuits, capacitance is futile
NT
"Enumerates to the host as a Standard USB Audio Device and HID Consumer Control supporting: ... USB Digital Audio In ... "
Not a single chip though - you would need the CP2114 and a separate I2S ADC or CODEC (readily available).
Disclaimer: I have never used this device.
Allan
On a sunny day (Tue, 23 Jun 2015 11:07:45 +0200) it happened snipped-for-privacy@disney.com (Jack) wrote in :
I have^H^Hd some like that from ebay. What happened is that at one point smoke came from one. I thought 'Oops bad one' (these cost about a dollar IIRC). Plugged in the next one .. smoke too. mm must be doing something wrong?
OK, found circuit diagram, the OUTPUT is not ground on once side, but a bridge.
I connected it to an amp that was mains grounded. That sorts the output chip....
That was one like these:
So, something to take in consideration. Sound was not very good either. Chip specs confim that...
Den tirsdag den 23. juni 2015 kl. 02.38.02 UTC+2 skrev bitrex:
-Lasse
I expect they use an H drive to double the power output with the same supply voltage.
-- Rick
Thanks for the link!
... as used in the very nice Behringer UCA202, $33 on EBay.
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