Wcd9341 Datasheet -

: Typically exceeds 120 dB (based on related Aqstic family specifications).

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Integrated low-power hardware voice trigger for "always-on" voice assistants (e.g., Google Assistant, Alexa). wcd9341 datasheet

The WCD9341 is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of professional audio enthusiasts by supporting both ultra-high resolution PCM and native DSD playback. Specification Up to 384-kHz / 32-bit DSD Support Native DSD64 and DSD128 Playback SNR 122 dB (High-fidelity HPH playback) THD + N (Playback) -108 dB Dynamic Range 117 dB (EAR port with DRE) Recording Support Up to 192-kHz / 24-bit Pin Count 154 Pins Core Capabilities & Features

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Supports advanced filtering technologies like the "Golden Ear" filter, designed to enhance sound naturalness and spatial accuracy.

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Less than -109 dB, preventing audible distortion even when driving demanding, high-impedance headphones. Power Management and Efficiency

Use a dedicated analog ground (AGND) plane beneath the microphone inputs and headphone outputs, tied to the main digital ground (DGND) at a single star point.