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WM8725

WOLFSON MICROELECTRONICS LTD

PD Rev 2.0 July 2000

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SYSTEM CLOCK

The system clock is used to operate the digital filters and the noise shaping circuits. The

system clock input is at pin 14 (SCKI). The frequency of WM8725’s system clock should be

set to 256fs or 384fs, (where fs is the audio sampling frequency). The sample rate is

typically: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz or 96kHz.

WM8725 has a system clock detection circuit that automatically determines whether the

system clock being supplied is at 256fs or 384fs. The system clock should be synchronised

with LRCIN, but WM8725 is tolerant of phase differences. Severe distortion in the phase

difference between LRCIN and the system clock will be detected, and cause the device to

automatically resynchronise. During resynchronisation, the output of the device will either

repeat the previous sample, or drop the next sample, depending on the nature of the phase

slip. This will ensure minimal “click“ at the analogue outputs during resynchronisation.

SCKI

t

SCKIL

t

SCKIH

Figure 3 System Clock Timing Requirements

SYSTEM CLOCK FREQUENCY

(MHz)

SAMPLING

RATE (LRCIN)

256fs

384fs

32 kHz

8.192

12.288

44.1 kHz

11.2896

16.9340

48 kHz

12.288

18.432

96kHz

24.576

36.864

Table 4 System Clock Frequencies Versus Sampling Rate

LRCIN

BCKIN

DIN

t

BCH

t

BCL

t

LB

t

BL

t

BCY

t

DS

t

DH

Figure 4 Audio Data Input Timing