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SPDIF Switch

April 16, 2009 by Caleb Kraft 58 Comments

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When [linux-works] found himself needing a switch that could convert coax to opto, he made one. The main chip is a cd4052 cmos analog switch, which he says is really cheap. The rest is pretty self explanatory.  This setup can switch between 4 different inputs as well as do the coax to opto conversion.

Posted in classic hacks, Video HacksTagged conversion, opto, spdif, switch, video

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