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THAT Introduces 2-Channel Programmable Preamplifier with ADC Driver THAT626x Family increases integration and lowers power for low-noise |
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“The 626x is the first integrated microphone preamplifier to fully bridge the gap from XLR to ADC. It’s the whole front-end on a chip.” said Ken Nevard, THAT’s IC Marketing Manager. “And, it uses 10 times less power than alternative solutions.”
All three parts accept up to +16.5dBu input signals, and directly drive common 5 V ADCs to 2 Vrms full-scale. The parts offer very low noise and click-less gain switching, along with on-board zero-crossing detectors (ZCDs). Two general-purpose outputs (GPOs) per channel may be synchronized with that channel’s ZCD. “With such low power consumption, the 626x is ideal for battery and Power-over-Ethernet (POE) applications.”, said Nevard. “It enables professional audio applications for The Internet of Things (IoT).” “The 626x family breaks new ground because it’s THAT’s first all-in-one digitally controlled preamp,” added Les Tyler, THAT’s President. “We applied everything we’ve learned from our many separate preamp and controller parts to set a new bar for the category.” The 626x is available immediately. Pricing starts at $4.56 at 1k pieces (6266). A demonstration board is available to enable quick evaluation. THAT’s digitally controlled preamplifiers About THAT Corporation For more information, contact:
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