Our solution facilitates seamless Auracast broadcast transmission, reception, and assistant functionality, fully integrating these capabilities into your system to create a comprehensive Bluetooth broadcast application. Leveraging the advanced computing power of a multifunctional MCU and DSP combination, you can effortlessly implement specialized application processes. Additionally, our solution supports display capabilities, providing Auracast assistant displays for presenting visual information. With a wide range of audio interface options, including I2S, USB, and analog ADC, our solution offers extensive flexibility for connecting to various external audio sources.
System Structure
The RTL8763E serves as the primary Auracast controller, interfacing with the audio source from the audio processor through I2S or UART. Additionally, the RTL8763E can independently receive analog signals from a line-in or a physical microphone. Its integrated Bluetooth module facilitates Auracast broadcast functionality, making it a fully equipped transmitter.
The RTL8763E Bluetooth receiver solution can scan for wireless audio from Auracast transmitter devices. It also connects to an Auracast assistant device, decoding the broadcast parameters of the selected program from the assistant. The receiver then configures these parameters to receive the specific wireless audio signal from the Auracast transmitter and plays it back through the output device.
The RTL8763E serves as the Auracast Assistant, scanning and managing audio streams from Auracast transmitters. It assists in discovering available transmitters and their respective audio streams, providing users with channel information and metadata to make informed choices. The RTL8763E offers an I8080 interface and an SPI display interface, enabling developers to connect a screen that allows end users to browse, select, and switch between different audio streams with ease. The assistant communicates the chosen channel information to the Auracast receiver and decodes the necessary parameters for seamless configuration.
Application Scenario
Advantages of Solution
Supports I2S, Line In to connect audio data; while digital interfaces such as GPIO/I2C/UART/SPI can be connected to a wider range of sensors or external devices.
Equipped with a lithium battery charging function, it can provide a charging current of up to 300mA (Constant Current Mode). This allows it to charge small mobile devices with built-in lithium batteries, reducing the need for additional PCB circuit components.
Equipped with I8080 and SPI display interfaces, it allows developers to connect a screen for showing information. This can be used to display internal information for transmitters and receivers or to present program listings on an assistant device.
Equipped with Auracast transmitter, receiver, and assistant roles, it enhances the variety of products customers can design, enabling the complete development of an entire Auracast product application.
Fully-featured SDK, including a variety of product prototype projects such as Auracast transmitter, receiver, and assistant example code, and mobile App SDK, OTA Tool, significantly reduces the design time and accelerates project mass production.
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RTL8763EAU | RTL8763EFL | RTL8763EWE-VP | |
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Application | Auracast transmitter | Auracast receiver | Auracast assistant |
Package (mm) | QFN50 4x6 | QFN40 4x6 | QFN68 7x7 |
Protocol | Legacy/BLE/LEA | Legacy/BLE/LEA | Legacy/BLE/LEA |
Max MCU clock | 100MHz | 100MHz | 100MHz |
SRAM | 578KB | 578KB | 578KB |
MCM flash size | 4MB | 4MB | No |
MCM PSRAM size | No | No | 4MB |
USB | Yes | No | No |
LCD interface | No | No | I8080/QSPI |
MIC resource | 2A + 4D | 3A + 4D | 2A + 4D |
Max GPIO number | 12 | 9 | 38 |
Series | RTL8763E > | RTL8763E > | RTL8763E > |