This paper describes a family of novel devices that provide high-performance audio processing functions, such as mixing, equalization, volume control, tone control and dynamic range compression, in a very cost-effective form. The device architectures, system implementations, and sotiare for system configuration are also discussed.

Authors: Allred, Rusty; Tsecouras, Mike
Affiliation: Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX
AES Conference: UK 16th Conference: Silicon for Audio (April 2001)
Paper Number: uk057
Publication Date: April 1, 2001
Subject: Silicon for Audio

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