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Copyright Cirrus Logic, Inc. 2009
(All Rights Reserved)
http://www.cirrus.com
Simplifying System Design Using the CS4350 PLL DAC
1. INTRODUCTION
Typical Digital to Analog Converters (DACs) require a high-speed Master Clock to clock their digital filters and mod-
ulators, as well as some portions of their discrete time analog circuitry. This Master Clock (or system clock) is typi-
cally required to be synchronous to the left-right (frame or word) clock (LRCK) in order to maintain sample alignment
in the digital filters, state machines, modulator and discrete time analog sections. Figure 1 below shows an example
of a typical DAC clocked by an external Master Clock. The clock is applied to the MCLK pin and then distributed to
any internal logic that requires it.
As an alternative, PLL DACs are designed to derive their internal synchronous Master Clock from some other ex-
ternal source. This source could be any clock, but in practice it is commonly a video clock (27 MHz) or one of the
slower SCLK or LRCK signals which are mandatory for typical PCM audio interfaces (See AN282 “The 2-Channel
Serial Audio Interface: A Tutorial”). In practice, the CS4350 PLL DAC generates its Master Clock from the input left-
right clock. Figure 2 shows the CS4350 PLL DAC architecture; from the input LRCK signal, the internal PLL derives
the Master Clock signal that is used to drive the internal system timing.
The internal Master Clock generation of a PLL DAC yields inherent benefits that simplify the design of audio sys-
tems. The CS4350’s unique implementation of the feature takes the concept a step further to provide an even great-
er degree of design simplicity, flexibility, and performance.
PCM
Serial
Interface
Serial Data Input
Right
Channel
Output
Left
Channel
Output
Left-Right Clock
Master Clock
Interpolation
Filter with
Volume
Control
Interpolation
Filter with
Volume
Control
Multibit ΔΣ
Modulator
Multibit ΔΣ
Modulator
Amp
+
Filter
Amp
+
Filter
DAC
DAC
Serial Clock
Figure 1. Typical DAC Architecture with Master Clock Input
PCM
Serial
Interface
Serial Data Input
Right
Channel
Output
Left
Channel
Output
Left-Right Clock
Recovered MCLK
Phase
Locked
Loop
Interpolation
Filter with
Volume
Control
Interpolation
Filter with
Volume
Control
Multibit ΔΣ
Modulator
Multibit ΔΣ
Modulator
Amp
+
Filter
Amp
+
Filter
DAC
DAC
Serial Clock
Internal MCLK
Figure 2. CS4350 PLL DAC Architecture
AN306
AUG '09
AN306REV1
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Page 1 - 1. INTRODUCTION

Copyright  Cirrus Logic, Inc. 2009(All Rights Reserved)http://www.cirrus.comSimplifying System Design Using the CS4350 PLL DAC1. INTRODUCTIONTypical

Page 2 - 3. LOCKING TO LRCK

2 AN306REV1AN3062. SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM DESIGNIn the design and layout of an audio mixed signal system, the conditioning and routing of the clocks are on

Page 3

AN306REV1 3AN3065. LOCALIZED MASTER CLOCK RECOVERY AND DISTRIBUTIONThe Recovered Master Clock (RMCK) output is a unique feature of the CS4350. The RMC

Page 4 - 8. CONCLUSIONS

4 AN306REV1AN3066. OUT-OF-BAND PERFORMANCEConverters that rely on an external Master Clock signal are often only able to operate with an internal over

Page 5 - REVISION HISTORY

AN306REV1 5AN306REVISION HISTORY Revision ChangesREV1 Initial Release

Page 6 - 6 AN306REV1

6 AN306REV1AN306Contacting Cirrus Logic SupportFor all product questions and inquiries, contact a Cirrus Logic Sales Representative. To find the one n

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