Analog Devices AD1839 Silicon Anomaly Sheet

This is a document about AD1839 silicon anomaly sheet, which introduces known bugs in the current version of AD1839 and recommended workarounds.


Analog Devices AD1839 Silicon Anomaly Sheet - cover page
Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
67 KB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
AD1839
MD5 checksum
15B70C50DFD74533792B982126954966

About this manual

This application note describes specific silicon anomalies found in the current version of the Analog Devices AD1839 audio codec. It identifies critical bugs related to ADC phase shifts during data transfers and register programming, as well as potential issues with DAC writes.

The document provides detailed workarounds for these issues, such as synchronizing reset signals with clock edges or writing values twice to ensure correct updates. It also notes that many of these bugs have been fixed in the AD1839A revision.

What's inside

  • ADC Phase Shift Bug
  • Workaround for Phase Shift
  • 96 kHz Operation
  • ADC Power-Down via SPI Register
  • TDM256 Master Mode
  • DAC Writes

Frequently asked questions

Which AD1839 revision fixed the bugs described in this document?

The bugs have been fixed in the A version of this part (AD1839A).

What is the recommended workaround for the ADC Phase Shift Bug?

Synchronize the rising edge of PD/RST with the appropriate LRCLK or FSTDM edge to ensure safe result updates.

How should registers be programmed to avoid errors during 96 kHz operation?

Programming the IMCLK divider and ADC sample rate registers should occur during the internal reset time.

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