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189. Sound card in real objects
189. Sound card in real objects
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Hello everyone, in the last class we got to know the sound card in real objects

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In this lesson, let's get to know the sound card in the circuit diagram

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First find the architecture diagram in the drawings

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Find the sound card in the architecture diagram

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You can see that the sound card is controlled by PCH

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The model of the sound card is ALC892

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We directly search for this model and find the sound card chip

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This is the sound card chip

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It can be seen that there is a line on the sound card chip that divides the sound card chip into two halves.

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This line is used to distinguish the digital part and the analog part of the sound card

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The one on the left is the digital part of the sound card,

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and the one on the right is the analog part of the sound card

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Let's first look at the power supply of the sound card

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The power supply of the sound card is more

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Generally, the power supply for the digital part is 3V,

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and the power supply for the analog part is 5V.

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The sound card also has a reference voltage output, usually 2.5V

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The next digital part is the data bus of the sound card

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There are a total of 5 buses on the sound card, all of which are directly connected to the PCH.

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These 5 lines are output, clock, input, sync and reset signals

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As long as the power supply of the sound card and the 5 data cables are normal,

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the sound card can be recognized in the device manager

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The digital part is the power supply and the sound card bus

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The digital part is over, let's look at the analog part

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The simulation part is relatively simple, let's take a look at it in turn

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First pin 13

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Pin 13 is the insertion detection pin, which is used to detect whether each interface has a plug-in device

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And these pin names with _L and _R all go to the left and right channels of each interface

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_L is the left channel, _R is the right channel

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There are also the reference voltage output of the sound card,

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the power supply of the sound card and the grounding of the sound card

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The grounding of the analog part of the sound card is different from that of the digital part.

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You can see that the ground icon here is different

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Further down, the sound card part still has some bias voltage output,

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which generally goes to each interface.

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There is also an insertion detect pin

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It can be seen that the working conditions of the sound card are relatively simple.

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As long as there is power supply and data bus, the sound card can be recognized

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As long as the sound card can be recognized in the device manager,

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it means that the digital part of the sound card is basically working normally

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If the sound card can be recognized, but all interfaces have no sound,

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it may be that the working conditions of the analog part are not met.

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We need to check the simulation part

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And if only a single interface has no sound,

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then we need to check the left and right channels of a single interface to see if they are normal

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The above is our understanding of the sound card in the circuit diagram

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