How to calculate the delay time for processing audio data on adau1442

Hi

The delay between input and output will vary with your schematic, specially if you add a delay block in your signal path. We can only guarantee a minimum processing delay and I believe this is what was mentioned in the pdf that you are refering.

Does this answer your question?

Miguel

I was pulled into several high-priority, time-critical projects at work over the past few weeks and unfortunately I had to de-prioritize my participation in the forum as a result. So, I apologize for making you wait so long for an answer. I am going to try to respond to everybody's questions within the next few days.

Each cell in SigmaStudio can potentially induce delay into the system.

Sometimes this is linear delay (also known as group delay), which affects all frequencies equally. Examples of group delay would be the fixed delay in hardware between the serial ports and the DSP, or one of SigmaStudio's Delay cells.

Sometimes this is frequency-dependent delay, also known as phase distortion or phase-frequency distortion, which occurs when a filter's phase response is not linear over the frequency range. Almost any filter implemented in SigmaStudio will have some sort of nonlinearity that will introduce phase distortion to the output.

The best way I can think of to approximate the total system delay is to use a white noise source and rapidly turn it on and off. You can check the distance between the edges of the input and output signals when the source is turned on and off. Since the system's delay may be frequency-dependent, the delay times may vary slightly, but you will see that the delay times will all fall within the same average duration.

Hi,

I have measured the delay of my projrct, method just like you suggested.I gave 2 periods of square wave on the ADC,and check out the output of DAC.The result is less than 1ms,which is stand for the phase difference.

Thanks for your replay.

Thanks,your replay help me a lot.

BrettG

Thanks for your help,I have sloved it.you can see my topic on EZ.Thanks again!

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2011-12-15

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I was pulled into several high-priority, time-critical projects at work over the past few weeks and unfortunately I had to de-prioritize my participation in the forum as a result. So, I apologize for making you wait so long for an answer. I am going to try to respond to everybody's questions within the next few days.

Each cell in SigmaStudio can potentially induce delay into the system.

Sometimes this is linear delay (also known as group delay), which affects all frequencies equally. Examples of group delay would be the fixed delay in hardware between the serial ports and the DSP, or one of SigmaStudio's Delay cells.

Sometimes this is frequency-dependent delay, also known as phase distortion or phase-frequency distortion, which occurs when a filter's phase response is not linear over the frequency range. Almost any filter implemented in SigmaStudio will have some sort of nonlinearity that will introduce phase distortion to the output.

The best way I can think of to approximate the total system delay is to use a white noise source and rapidly turn it on and off. You can check the distance between the edges of the input and output signals when the source is turned on and off. Since the system's delay may be frequency-dependent, the delay times may vary slightly, but you will see that the delay times will all fall within the same average duration.

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Miguel,

Thanks for your help,I have sloved it.you can see my topic on EZ.Thanks again!

Best regards

2011-12-15

杨鹏程 PengCheng Yang

硬件研发部 Hardware R&D Department

工程师 Engeer

北京艾迪普数码科技有限公司

Beijing Ideapool Digital Inc.

Tel: 010-64718856　Fax: 010-64718856　Mobile: 13811688774

Email: yangpengcheng@ideapool.tv　Website: www.ideapool.tv

地址：北京市朝阳区望京西园二区217楼1201　邮编:100102

Add: WangJIngXiyuan 217# 1201 ,CHAOYANG District,BEIJING,CHINA P.B:100102

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Hi

The delay between input and output will vary with your schematic, specially if you add a delay block in your signal path. We can only guarantee a minimum processing delay and I believe this is what was mentioned in the pdf that you are refering.

Does this answer your question?

Miguel

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