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STARTUP, INITIALIZATION, AND POWER ADAU1361

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The user asked if MCLK must be input earlier than applying power to the ADAU1361 when not using the PLL. The engineer responded that a valid MCLK must be applied after setting the proper divider value in register R0, and before enabling the core clock. This is necessary to ensure the core can use the MCLK before writing to registers above address 0x4002.
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Hello.

Could you teach the input timing of MCLK?

Is it necessary to input MCLK earlier than "Apply power to the ADAU1361 "? (no using the PLL)

(ADAU1361 data sheet Page 24 of 80)

1.Apply power to the ADAU1361.

2.Lock the PLL to the input clock (if using the PLL).

3.Enable the core clock.

4. Load the register settings.

Best Regards,

MAPS346

  • Hello MAPS346,

    You will need add an additional step, step 1.5 that is write to register R0 and set it for direct MCLK input and set the input clock frequency to the proper divider.

    Then you need to change step 2 to read "Apply MCLK". That is what the PLL is doing, you would apply the MCLK to the PLL then wait for it to lock. Once it locks then there is an internal MCLK available for the core to use. So then you enable the core.

    So for you, you will need to apply the power, set the proper divider value, and then apply the MCLK signal for the core to use. Then enable the core. You must have valid MCLK and have the core enabled before you attempt to write to registers above address 0x4002.

    Thanks,

    Dave T

  • Hello. DaveThib

    Thank you for an answer.

    Best Regards,

    MAPS346