PCM1741EG4

The PCM1741EG4 is an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) that allows high-resolution digital audio processing. It is a professional-grade audio signal processing solution based on CMOS technology. It features superior analog performance and fast signal acquisition, allowing the analog signal to be accurately converted to digital form.

The PCM1741EG4 is well suited for use in digital signal processing systems, such as those used in recording and playback, signal processing, signal transmission, and so on. It is also suitable for use in embedded systems, such as home-theatre audio systems and professional mobile recording gear.

The PCM1741EG4\'s working principle is based on the use of high-resolution delta-sigma ADCs. The PCM1741EG4 contains two delta-sigma ADCs, each of which has 24-bit resolution. Each ADC is driven by a low-noise amplifier and is capable of sampling data at 24-bit resolution and sampling rates up to 192kHz.

The PCM1741EG4 includes many features that make it an excellent choice for audio applications. It supports a wide range of audio formats, including linear PCM and compressed audio formats such as Dolby Digital and DTS. It also has dual digital filters and multiple dither algorithms, allowing it to offer superior signal-to-noise ratio. Additionally, it has low-noise, low-power consumption, and fast settling characteristics.

The PCM1741EG4 is ideal for use in digital audio applications, such as consumer audio systems, professional audio systems, and embedded audio processing systems. Its high dynamic range and resolution makes it well suited for use in audio applications that require high-quality audio processing. Its low-noise performance makes it suitable for use in applications where accurate, low-noise signal processing is required. Its fast sampling rate and wide range of supported audio formats makes it an ideal choice for audio processing applications.

In summary, the PCM1741EG4 is a high-performance analog-to-digital converter. Its high-resolution delta-sigma ADCs, low-noise performance, wide range of supported audio formats, dual digital filters, and multiple dither algorithms make it an excellent choice for audio signal processing applications.