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MSM6588/6588L
2. Stand-alone mode
The AC cjaracteristics values of stand-alone mode are proportional to the period of the
sampling frequency (fsamp).
DVDD=DVDD’=AVDD=2.7 to 3.6 V, DGND=AGND=0 V, Ta= –40 to +85°C
When fsamp=8 kHz
Parameter
Symbol Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
ST pulse width (Note 1)
tST
40
––
––
ms
SP pulse width
tSP
40
––
––
ms
PAUSE pulse width
tPSE
40
––
––
ms
Hold time of CA1, CA2, CA3, REC/PLAY for MON rise
tCAH
1
––
––
ms
Address control time at the start of record/playback
tAD1
––
1
––
ms
Address control time at the end of recording
tAD2
––
1
––
ms
Time until the release of recording standby
after input of SP pulse during voice standby
tSPV
––
––
500
ms
Silence during repeated playback
tMID
––
1.5
––
ms
Time from input of PAUSE pulse until pause
tPP
––
––
250
ms
Time from input of ST pulse to the continuation of
record/playback during pause
tPSP
––
––
500
ms
Oscillator stable time after input of ST pulse
tANA
––
32
––
ms
SP pulse (during recording) to the fall of MON tSPM1
––
––
1
ms
SP pulse (during playback) to the fall of MON tSPM2
––
––
260
ms
PDMD Standby transient time at start of playback
tAOR
––
64
––
ms
="L" Standby transient time at end of playback
tAOF
––
256
––
ms
Time from fall of MON to power down state at
the end of playback
tMS
––
70
––
ms
SP pulse during pause to record end
SP pulse during pause to playback end
ST pulse to MON rise
PDMD SP pulse to MON fall
="H" ST pulse to voice standby state
tPSP1
––
tPSP2
––
tSTM
––
tSPM1
––
tSTV
––
––
1
ms
––
260
ms
––
1
ms
––
1
ms
––
1
ms
SP pulse during pause to record/playback end tPSP1
––
––
1
ms
Note: 1. When the PDMD pin is "L", the oscillation stable time is added to tST. The oscillation
stable time is several tens of milliseconds for crystal oscillators and is several
hundreds of microseconds for ceramic oscillators.
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