The W6630CR is a stereo audio DAC chip incorporating 8X digital interpolation filters, 64X multi-level oversampling delta-sigma modulators, analog low-pass filter and output amplifiers. It supports 16 or 18 Bit linear PCM data input for DAC in two formats, normal format and I2S format. The device includes two control modes, hardware mode and software mode, which allows for setting up functions such as attenuation, mute, digital de-emphasis, and format conversions through internal control registers.
About this manual
The W6630CR stereo audio DAC chip integrates 8× digital interpolation filters, 64× multi‑level oversampling delta‑sigma modulators, an analog low‑pass filter and output amplifiers. It accepts 16‑ or 18‑bit linear PCM data in normal or I²S format and offers both hardware and software control modes.
Designed for digital audio applications such as CD, DVD, MP3 players, set‑top boxes and multimedia PCs, the device provides high‑performance audio output with 100 dB SNR, 96 dB dynamic range and typical –90 dB THD+N. Power is supplied from +2.7 V to +5.25 V (typical +5 V) and the chip is packaged in a 20‑pin SSOP.
What's inside
- General Description
- Features
- Functional Block
- Applications
- Pin Configuration
- Power Supply Sequence and Management
- Specifications
Specifications
| Power Supply Voltage | +2.7 V to +5.25 V (typical +5 V) |
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| Sampling Clock Rate | 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz |
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| Master Clock Multiplier | 384× or 256× the sampling clock |
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| Audio Output SNR | 100 dB |
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| Dynamic Range | 96 dB |
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| THD+N | -90 dB (typical) |
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| Package Type | 20‑pin SSOP |
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| Data Input Format | Stereo 16‑ or 18‑bit PCM, normal or I²S |
Frequently asked questions
What power supply voltage range does the W6630CR require?
It operates from +2.7 V to +5.25 V, with +5 V typical.
Which audio data formats are supported by the W6630CR?
The chip accepts stereo 16‑ or 18‑bit linear PCM data in normal and I²S formats.
How can the W6630CR be controlled?
It offers a hardware mode for mute and de‑emphasis and a software mode using 4×9‑bit registers via the serial setup port.
What is the typical signal‑to‑noise ratio of the W6630CR?
The device provides a typical SNR of 100 dB.