Is code generated for the AD1450 compatible with the ADAU1451 and ADAU1452.. The design utilizes the ADAU1450. But for second sourcing considerations , can the ADAU1451 and ADAU1452 be substituted without any code changes?
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The ADAU1452 / ADAU1451 / ADAU1450 are automotive qualified audio processors that far exceed the digital signal processing capabilities of earlier SigmaDSP...
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Is code generated for the AD1450 compatible with the ADAU1451 and ADAU1452.. The design utilizes the ADAU1450. But for second sourcing considerations , can the ADAU1451 and ADAU1452 be substituted without any code changes?
yes
Also the 146x family. Code and pin compatible.
Regards
Miguel
The 1463/1467 aren't pin-compatible, they come in an 88-pin package rather than the 72-pin package of the 145x/1462/1466.
Compatible upgrade paths are (as far as I know):
1450 → 1451 → 1452
1450 → 1462-150 → 1462-300 → 1466
1451 → 1462-300 → 1466
1452 → 1462-300 is not quite compatible since it seems the 1462 splits each DM into two pages of 12Kwords for slave port access, rather than having 24Kwords contiguous (even though 24Kwords contiguous would have fit in the slave port address space, so paging shouldn't have been necessary).
Matthijs
Hi Matthijs
Thanks for the more precise description for upgrade paths. Paging however was necessary, not because Slave Port addressing reasons but core DSP architecture reasons.
Thank you
Miguel