WAU8812RG TR

The WAU8812RG TR is an audio codec designed for a wide range of audio applications. It is based on the Wolfson Microelectronics’ WM1805 audio core, which includes an array of advanced features. The codec is a 1-channel input device, featuring selectable stereo line in and universal 3-conductor output disconnection. It supports both I2S and PCM formats, and offers a range of sampling rates from 8 kHz to 96 kHz. The WAU8812RG TR has been designed to offer high-quality audio conversion and playback, with low power consumption and reliable operation in various environments.

The device is suitable for music and voice applications, and can be used for recording and playback of audio content. The WAU8812RG TR is also suitable for multi-channel streaming, audio mixing and surround sound applications. It has a range of useful features including pre-emphasis, adjustable gain settings, a 20-bit analog-to-digital converter and a digital bass-and-treble filter. Additionally, the code can handle both 16-bit and 24-bit data.

The WAU8812RG TR is an ideal choice for a variety of audio applications. It is designed to support high-quality audio production, and can be used in consumer electronics and professional audio devices. In addition, its low power consumption makes it a perfect choice for embedded audio applications.

In terms of its performance characteristics, the WAU8812RG TR is capable of delivering excellent sound quality, with a low total harmonic distortion of 0.02%. The device features low power consumption of around 3W at 48kHz, and a high signal-to-noise ratio of 94dBA. It can also handle a wide range of output levels, with a maximum output voltage of up to 3.3V.

The WAU8812RG TR is an ideal choice for any audio-related application. Its low power consumption and excellent sound quality make it a great choice for consumer and embedded audio applications. Furthermore, its wide range of features, adjustable gain settings, 20-bit A/D converter and digital bass-and-treble filter make it suitable for both music and voice applications.