Hello,
About the EVAL-SSM3525, we performed "GETTING STARTED (Steps 1-8 and 13-16)" Page 5 of UG-1183.
And when we clicked "Read Status", "PVDD Undervoltage" turned red. (Attached file "c.jpg")
We are inputting…
I am working on a configuration with both eval boards for ADAU1787 and SSM3525.
I plugged the Eval-ADUSB2Z in parallel on both boards and everything works fine.( I have only one USB cable and a small homemade wire to distribute the signals)
I am…
Hi,
I am trying to get back the current of the SSM3525 into the ADAU1772 with PDM communication.
I am using both eval boards to do that and I saw that the DMIC0/1 Data are wired together.
Then, I am able to read both current and voltage when the data…
Hello support,
I already asked these questions by "Document Feedback" link in datasheet.
But I would like to get your answer soon, because I have to finish the proofreading datasheet of Japanese version next week.
The word is in "TDM operating…
I would like to use the SSM3525 to characterize a loudspeaker such that the power delivered into a varying load impedance is proportional to input signal only.
Ideally, I would like to be able to key in a nominal value of the loudspeaker and let…
Hello ADI,
I'm working on a multichannel module with SSM3525, and I have a few question. What is the continuous output power that can implementation on evaluation board sustain (with 25C ambient)? Calculations with datasheet values of thermal resistance…
Can you share the presentation (slides or videos) of the demos for the CES 2018 shows?
I am especially interested in the speaker linearization demo that uses SSM3525. What is the wattage of SSM3525?
Thanks in advance!
Karagir,
It is correct that the SSM3525 could be used in this type of application. Samples should be available Dec 2017.
No luck with v3.16.1. Same issue repeats. I can run v3.15 and v3.16.1 normally on Win 7 though.
On the side note, I am excited about SSM3525 support in v3.16.1. Can't wait to get my hands on the datasheet.
I was talking about an amplifier not a DSP. This one may work for your application. It will have to be supplied by a minimum of 4.5V. It can feedback current and voltage data so you will know at all times how much power it is driving out. So have a look…