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1. #CIRRUS LOGIC CS4398 NWAVGUY DRIVERS#
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The USB bridge is possibly just as important as the DAC, for it controls what the DAC gets fed. One can use Realtek as USB bridge, saving the need for additional components? which Savitech needs in order to function (archaic tech). CS46L41 is used standalone in one DAC, and as USB bridge in Meizu and Xiaomi DACs.

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it is not made public on CS’ site, and a Chinese guy claimed that it only processes 24 bit internally, which means 32/352 is not possible hence no DSD256 support, hence no need for ASIO drivers either. On the other hand, you also have CS46L41, which IVX could not get a datasheet on. This seemed strange to me anyhow, but anyway, the drivers are commonly seen as ‘BRAVO-HD’ ASIO, and often badly customised. The SA9312, which SHDP uses, supports DSD256. He claimed at least that Savitech’s SA9302, which DC03/04 uses, doesn’t support DSD256, only DSD128. It’s common knowledge now, but IVX on diyaudio explained it really well. Given this detail, one can begin to understand why the Cirrus way may be equated to S-Master more than ESS. If you'd like to follow up with me at I'd be glad to provide additional technical information and see what we can do to answer your questions.

#CIRRUS LOGIC CS4398 NWAVGUY PLUS#

The hard task is designing the element architecture, plus hooking them up together in such a way as to make this work and at the same time, make sure the actual sound produced from the DAC is as good as possible. In addition the elements sequentially filter out the unwanted frequencies to stop them affecting the wanted audio frequencies. Regarding the 512 single-cell DAC elements that form the DAC architecture of the CS43130, they're designed in a sequential method so that each element uses a clean clock source as it's reference and doesn't inherit jitter from the previous element, so that by the end of the 512 element chain, the audio signal is clean. It's a support request form that gets channeled to a sales rep for follow up. It's always good to see discussion taking place! As you noted, the data sheet for this product is by request on our website, and we do that primarily because of competitive reasons. Thanks for your interest in the CS43130 hi-fi DAC. Cirrus has a product page but it has no detail either. I tried finding some information on the web but what I found was that “512 single-cell DACs” is simply a bit of investor bait. Additional applications include digital mixing consoles, multitrack recording systems, outboard converters, effects processors and automotive audio systems.Multiple level one bit DACs is also a method used in S-Master amps.īut someone said: where's the detail on the CS43130? “512 single-cell DACs” sounds like an interesting approach but there's no clue about how it actually works. For example, mainstream consumer products such as digital televisions, video game consoles, DVD players, DVD receivers and set-top boxes. The CS4352 is ideal for any application that requires a line-level output. The CS4352 provides a 2V RMS line level output and only requires a one-pole RC filter on the outputs, thus significantly reducing external component count and cost while making designs simpler.

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By integrating a line driver (operational amplifier) and low pass filter components, the CS4351 and the CS4352 represent a new class of integrated audio DACs. This low profile 20-pin, 102 dB D/A converter is a pin-compatible, hardware mode only, cost efficient version of the popular CS4351 stereo DAC.

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The CS4352 is high-performance stereo audio digital/analog converter (DAC) for consumer electronics, professional and automotive audio applications.