I beg for advice, to choose a suitable chipset for CP2114 with specifications: 16-Bit Mono Audio Voice Codec, ADC / DAC Support, Low power. In the meantime I am considering to buy MAX9860. If there is another better chipset, the price is cheap, and can be obtained via DIGIKEY or ARROW. thank you
While Silicon Labs does not officially evaluate all codecs available on the market, the above table summarizes the recommendations and information we currently have on compatibility of some available codecs with the CP2114, CP2614, and CP2615 USB-to-Audio bridge chips. Please note that the CP2114 device contains pre-configured audio configurations for two codes and one DAC, as described in the CP2114 datasheet: the CS42L55 (codec, NRND), WM8523 (codec, active), and PCM1774 (DAC). Additionally, Silicon Labs currently uses the Tempo TSCS25xx codec listed in the above table on some of our audio bridge evaluation boards (currently on the CP2615-EB at the time of this writing).
In addition to this information, we have a set of detailed guidelines that you can use to aid in determining codec compatibility as you evaluate devices for your audio application. You can find these guidlines in the following knowledge base article:
Silicon Labs does not have pricing or availability information for codecs, but you can find this information directly from the distributors, or from a component search engine such as Octopart.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Mitch
MCU Applications Engineer
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Hello,
Do you have any information about the compatibility of the CS42L51 with the CP2615?
CP2114/CP2614/CP2615 Compatible Codecs
I beg for advice, to choose a suitable chipset for CP2114 with specifications: 16-Bit Mono Audio Voice Codec, ADC / DAC Support, Low power. In the meantime I am considering to buy MAX9860. If there is another better chipset, the price is cheap, and can be obtained via DIGIKEY or ARROW. thank you
Hi @abunufus,
While Silicon Labs does not officially evaluate all codecs available on the market, the above table summarizes the recommendations and information we currently have on compatibility of some available codecs with the CP2114, CP2614, and CP2615 USB-to-Audio bridge chips. Please note that the CP2114 device contains pre-configured audio configurations for two codes and one DAC, as described in the CP2114 datasheet: the CS42L55 (codec, NRND), WM8523 (codec, active), and PCM1774 (DAC). Additionally, Silicon Labs currently uses the Tempo TSCS25xx codec listed in the above table on some of our audio bridge evaluation boards (currently on the CP2615-EB at the time of this writing).
In addition to this information, we have a set of detailed guidelines that you can use to aid in determining codec compatibility as you evaluate devices for your audio application. You can find these guidlines in the following knowledge base article:
http://community.silabs.com/t5/Interface-Knowledge-Base/Determining-Codec-ADC-DAC-compatibility-with-CP2114-CP2614/ta-p/201665
Silicon Labs does not have pricing or availability information for codecs, but you can find this information directly from the distributors, or from a component search engine such as Octopart.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Mitch
MCU Applications Engineer
Hello,
Do you have any information about the compatibility of the CS42L51 with the CP2615?
Thanks in advance,
Matthias