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Jjrosser replied to the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee.Do remember that the DSPi is based on a Pi Pico microcontroller, not the more fully featured Raspberry Pi that runs Linux. That means...
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Jjrosser replied to the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee.The ADC voltage reference is 3.3v, so that is the voltage that will result in the maximum possible ADC reading. The original RP2040 is...
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Jjrosser replied to the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee.ADAT out is a Toslink based optical output just like you would have for S/PDIF, but with an optical transmitter module that is capable...
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Following more than a month of development, I am delighted to announce the final release of DSPi Firmware v1.1.5, along with the... -
Jjrosser replied to the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee.You can use one stereo PCM5102 dac per balanced output by setting one of the output channels to be an inverted polarity version of the...
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Jjrosser replied to the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee.The DSPi currently assumes that any DAC/ADC are working in 'hardware mode' and do not require any I2C configuration. DAC such as...
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