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CM8828 - High Performance PCI Express Audio Processor

This page provides the datasheet information for the CM8828, a member of the CM8828-C High Performance PCI Express Audio Processor family.

Description

The Oxygen Express™ HD CM8828 is a high quality PCI express multi-channel audio processor that not only an Intel HD Audio specification compatible audio single chip, but also can be a controller which can link HDA codec.

Features

  • Compatible with PCI Express 1.1 interface with bus mastering and burst modes.
  • Embedded an 8051-based MCU to transcode HD Audio command s(An external 4 or 8KB serial EEPROM is required Build in HD Audio controller. Audio format supports 192K/176.4K/96K/88.2K/48K/44.1K and 16/24bits resolution.
  • integrated 192K/176.4K/96K/88.2K/48K/44.1K, and 16/24-bit S/PDIF transmitter/Receiver.
  • Supports SPI/I2C control interface.
  • 24.576MHz crystal input required with embedded PLL for ad.

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Datasheet Details

Part number CM8828
Manufacturer C-Media
File Size 376.98 KB
Description High Performance PCI Express Audio Processor
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OxygenTM Express CM8828 High Performance PCI Express Audio Processor DESCRIPTION The Oxygen Express™ HD CM8828 is a high quality PCI express multi-channel audio processor that not only an Intel HD Audio specification compatible audio single chip, but also can be a controller which can link HDA codec. CM8828 can be built in the home audio electronics or personal computer to provide high fidelity sound and become a professional audio processing center in your life. It supports up to 10 outgoing channels and 6 ingoing channels. The 10 outgoing channels are composed of 2 playback DMA’s, which are multi-channel DMA (24 bits, 8 channels, 192k), Headphone out & S/PDIF (each 24 bits, 2 channels, 192k), and RTC (real-time communication) DMA (24 bits, 2 channels, 192k).
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