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FIR filter chip contains digital gain and compression
Rich Pell1/20/2009 9:26 PM EST
The compression is performed sample by sample with an instant attack and release. The slope of the compression curve is adjusted as the gain - up to 24 dB - increases, combining to yield the maximum in dynamic range without distortion.
The device has 512 taps capable of generating audio equalization and crossover filters, and can be configured to filter one or both channels of an I2S data stream. It can operate over data rates from 10 sps up to 500 ksps and support resolutions from 12 to 24 bits. Programming is via the company's Quickfilter Pro design software, which supports most FIR digital filter configurations.
Packaged in a 3 x 3-mm QFN, the QF1Da512 SavFIRe costs less than $1.00 in volume and is available now in sample quantities with full production scheduled for the mid first quarter. An associated development kit - the QF1Da512-DK - will be available at the end of February.
Quickfilter Technologies, 214-547-0460, www.quickfiltertech.com
Related links:
QF1Da512 SavFIRe information page
QF1Da512 SavFIRe product brief (PDF)
QF1Da512 SavFIRe datasheet (PDF)
Speaker equalization using FIR filters (online technical article)
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