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PNX0161
(Product Specification)
01-Apr-08, 21 pages, 122 kB

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PNX0161 personal audio IC

General description
Features
Products/packages
Chemical content
Pricing/ordering/availability
Samples
Applications
Block diagrams/pinning
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Parametrics/similar products
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General description

Recent development in mobile phones is to have the phone equipped with a USB micro A plug as a single plug for charging and connection to all enhancements (like a headset, but also for other enhancements like GPS accessories etc.)

The PNX0161 is based on an ARM7TDMI CPU core with data/instruction cache of 8 kB and USB 2.0 FS device interface.

Features

General features

  • Enables one chip solution for USB headset.
  • Requires very low power.
  • Supports FM radio input including low-power audio bypass mode.
  • Is available in a small footprint package TFBGA88 of 7 x 7 sq. mm with 0.5 mm pitch.

Hardware features

  • ARM7TDMI processor core with 8 kB data/instruction cache.
  • Embedded SRAM, 32 kB.
  • Embedded ROM memory for storing the boot code, 32 kB.
  • Embedded flash memory for storing the program code, 256 kB (second production version will be ROM based).
  • Integrated USB 2.0 full-speed device interface.
  • Intelligent configuration power management.
  • Embedded high-efficiency power supply unit powered from a USB supply.
  • Supports power optimization by optimizing supply voltages.
  • Embedded DMA controller.
  • Digital interfaces:
    • Integrated stereo ADC with programmable amplifier (microphone, line input and tuner input).
    • Integrated IIS input and output interfaces (configurable for master/slave options).
    • Integrated fast UART with DMA support.
    • Integrated master/slave I2C interface.
  • Analog interfaces:
    • Integrated stereo ADC with programmable amplifier (microphone, line input and tuner input).
    • Microphone bias block.
    • Integrated stereo DAC with Class-AB headphone amplifier for high quality audio with increased driving capabilities and for use in tuner applications.
    • The integrated ADC and DAC both have a 24 bits data path.
  • Two integrated general purpose timers.
  • Integrated watchdog timer.
  • Low-power tuner mode with direct connection between tuner input and Class-AB headphone amplifier with analog volume control.
  • JTAG interface with boundary scan and ARM debug access.

Software features

This section lists the software features that the PNX0161 is capable of performing.
  • Playback: playback by the headphones of a received USB audio stream from the USB host via the DAC.
  • Recording: audio stream converted by the ADC from the microphone is sent via the USB audio stream to the USB host.
  • Phone call: in addition to the first case, simultaneously returning a USB audio stream that is converted by the ADC from the microphone. The microphone is mixed to the headphone stream, known as side-tone mixing.
  • Tuner listening: the FM tuner audio stream is sent to the headphones. No stream is sent or received via USB.
  • Tuner recording: the FM tuner audio stream is sent to the headphones. In addition the FM tuner stream is streamed to the phone via USB.
  • USB HID class for FM tuner RDS info.
  • USB device firmware upgrade.
  • Intelligent power management software.
  • Audio postprocessing features like volume control.

Software features on request

This section lists the software features that the PNX0161 is capable of performing.
  • Audio source selection between line-in and USB audio in for playback path, by toggling GPIO pin.
  • Support for stereo recording from analog and I2S inputs at sample rates other than 48 kHz.
  • Support for stereo playback from USB audio, I2S and analog inputs at sample rates other than 48 kHz.
  • Option for a "direct analog link" for playback applications where only volume control is performed in the PNX0161. The "direct analog link" provides a full analog audio path through the PNX0161 from the analog stereo line input to the low output impedance buffer output through an analog volume control block. When the option is not selected, the analog stereo input is converted to the digital domain by the on-chip ADC. Audio postprocessing is performed in the digital domain. The processed signals are then converted back to analog by the on-chip DAC and fed to the analog outputs through the low impedance output buffer.
  • Digital EQ for loudspeaker characteristics compensation.
  • For audio rendering applications: digital bass boost, treble expander, stereo widening, FM radio acoustical performance improvement and other NXP software LifeVibes music algorithms.
  • For applications as USB (mobile)-phones hands-free teleconference stations: Full duplex acoustic echo cancellation, intelligibility improvement and other NXP software LifeVibes voice algorithms.

Products/packages

Type numberNorth American Type numberOrdering code (12NC)Product statusPackagePackingMarkingChemical contentLeadfree conversion date
PNX0161ET/N1019352 833 66118Volume productionSOT951-1
(TFBGA88)
Reel Pack, SMD, 13"Standard MarkingPNX0161ET/N101
PNX0161ET/N1019352 833 66157Volume productionSOT951-1
(TFBGA88)
Tray Pack, Bakeable, MultipleStandard MarkingPNX0161ET/N101

Pricing/ordering/availability

Type numberOrdering code(12NC)Indicative price/unit($)RegionDistributorIn stockInventory dateBuy onlineSamples
PNX0161ET/N1019352 833  66118        Order samples
PNX0161ET/N1019352 833  66157       not available

Applications

  • USB headset
  • FM radio USB headset
  • Docking station

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