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Description

The Hear-it! Solution Kit demonstrates the application of the DSP signal filtering capabilities of the RX231 MCU to an audio source, which is then made available from the on-board headphone or speaker connections. A total of 4 pre-set filters are available, applicable to either channel, and the chosen characteristic is displayed on the Pmod™ display. A second configuration of the sample code demonstrates the streaming of audio from a mass-storage device connected to the USB host interface, where a simple GUI and input controls allow the selection of the .wav file to be played. The board includes an embedded E2 Lite programmer/debugger and would be an ideal platform to be used as a basis for further development.

An excellent choice for your next audio project using the DSP capabilities of the RX231 MCU:

  • Sample input from the audio jack via the codec and Serial Sound Interface (SSI)
  • Stream audio from USB mass storage
  • Headphone and/or speaker output from codec via SSI
  • Using the DSP capabilities of the RX231 for signal filtering

Part number: Y-HEAR-IT-RX231

Kit Content

  • Ready-to-go solution kit includes the on-board E2 Lite debugger
  • Pmod display module
  • 3.5mm male to male audio cable
  • Installation DVD
  • Quick start guide

Features

  • Audio jack or optional Mic inputs via codec and Serial Sound Interface (SSI)
  • Output to audio codec via SSI, then to audio jacks for headphone and speaker connections
  • Includes a Pmod module display to provide a user interface (GUI)
  • Users can select from a range of preset equalizer schemes to demonstrate the DSP capabilities of the RX231
  • Software is based on the Renesas FIT library

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