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setAudioOutputHighImpedance(true) eliminates all audio out
I am using a small 3 watt amplifier chip to amplify the RDA5807 output to speaker level. I have found that the RDA5807 overdrives the input (only usable volume is one). I added a 10uf decoupling cap and a 3:1 voltage divider. The output impeadance of the voltage divider is around 10k. This works fine.
I though, perhaps, I could eliminate the passive components by using rx.setAudioOutputHighImpedance(true). When I add this to the setup all audio ouput is lost. I am using the RDA5807M variant (as opposed to the RDA5807P or something else).
Is there something wrong with the setAudioOutputHighImpedance function or does my chip just lack this capability?
Bill
Hi... Well, I need to check it out. Thanks for sharing this issue with me. Regards. Ricardo.
On Mon, Jun 24, 2024 at 11:48 AM william-orange @.***> wrote:
I am using a small 3 watt amplifier chip to amplify the RDA5807 output to speaker level. I have found that the RDA5807 overdrives the input (only usable volume is one). I added a 10uf decoupling cap and a 3:1 voltage divider. The output impeadance of the voltage divider is around 10k. This works fine.
I though, perhaps, I could eliminate the passive components by using rx.setAudioOutputHighImpedance(true). When I add this to the setup all audio ouput is lost. I am using the RDA5807M variant (as opposed to the RDA5807P or something else).
Is there something wrong with the setAudioOutputHighImpedance function or does my chip just lack this capability?
Bill
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