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The WM8998ECS/R is a high-performance audio hub CODEC designed for smartphones and tablets. It features a fully flexible digital audio mixing and routing engine with fixed-function signal processing blocks, including filters, EQ, dynamics processors, and sample rate converters. The device integrates three ADCs with 96dB SNR and seven DACs with 122dB SNR at 48kHz. It supports SLIMbus and three additional digital audio interfaces, accommodating standard sample rates from 8kHz to 192kHz. Power consumption is optimized for battery life, operating on a single 1.8V supply with Class-D drivers typically connected to a 4.2V battery.
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Select this component when a highly integrated audio hub is required for portable multimedia devices. It is suitable for designs where audio processing is handled by the host application processor. Consider its low power architecture and extensive digital signal processing capabilities for optimizing battery life in voice, music, and standby modes.
The WM8998 belongs to Cirrus Logic's portfolio of high-performance audio CODECs. It is specifically engineered for mobile applications requiring extensive audio flexibility and low power consumption. The device combines hi-fi audio capabilities with a robust digital core, making it a central component in modern smartphone and tablet audio subsystems.
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The WM8998 supports standard audio sample rates ranging from 8kHz up to 192kHz across its three full digital audio interfaces.
It features automatic sample rate detection which enables seamless wideband/narrowband voice call handover without manual intervention.
Yes, the stereo Class-D speaker outputs can directly drive external haptics vibe actuators, or they can be driven via an external driver on the PDM output interface.