DACXO

Audio digital pre-amplifier - firmware

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DIY high-end audio pre-amplifier with four digital-audio inputs and analog output. The pre-amp control is performed through an LPCXpresso ARM Cortex-M3 module. This project develops the ARM embedded software. The device-specific software is built on top of FreeRTOS, LWIP, and CMSIS.

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