Cx31993 Datasheet

: USB Type-C to 3.5mm (or 2.5mm/4.4mm balanced versions in some implementations).

A key simplification for hardware designers is the chip's . This "no-crystal" design eliminates the need for an external crystal oscillator, reducing the bill of materials (BOM) and simplifying PCB layout, which allows for highly compact product designs. For engineers looking to adapt the CX31993 for advanced sensor or audio front-end applications, note that there is also an "AFE" (Analog Front-End) version of the chip for measurement and sensing. This variant supports advanced features like programmable gain amplifiers (PGA), multiplexers, and sigma-delta ADCs, configurable via an I2C interface .

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The CX31993 IC is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

Through the community’s collective effort, the "legendary" specs of the CX31993 were finally mapped out: Audio Expansion Card - CX31993 Datasheet : USB Type-C to 3

~117dB to 128dB (depending on implementation) THD+N: -95dB Output Power: ~31mW @ 32Ω Interface: USB 2.0 Full Speed / High Speed 2. Technical Architecture

[USB-C Connector] ---> (Decoupling Caps) ---> [CX31993 Chip] ---> (Filter Beads) ---> [3.5mm Audio Jack] | (Internal Charge Pump) | [-Vss Rail Capacitors] Layout Recommendations For engineers looking to adapt the CX31993 for

While many DACs require external clocks or complicated power filtering, the CX31993 is "plug-and-play" with standard UAC 2.0 drivers. It works natively on Android, iOS (with an adapter), Windows 10/11, and macOS. Sound Profile

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