24-bit audio ADC with 192k sampling
The PCM1861DBTR: That 24-bit resolution gives you a theoretical dynamic range of about 144 dB — enough headroom to capture quiet passages without noise floor issues, even in a live recording or industrial audio monitoring chain. It has 2 channels, so it handles stereo line-level inputs directly. The data interface is I²C or SPI, which means you can talk to it from most microcontrollers without needing a dedicated audio codec bus — useful for embedded systems where the MCU already has those peripherals.
Supply and temperature range
The supply source is both analog and digital, so you need separate clean rails for the analog front-end and the digital core — typical for audio ADCs to keep switching noise out of the signal path.
It comes in a 30-TFSOP package (0.173" wide, 4.40 mm width), also referred to as 30-TSSOP. Surface-mount, so it sits flat on the board — the 0.65 mm pitch is fine for hand-assembly with a decent iron and flux, but reflow is cleaner for production. Available in Tape & Reel (TR) or Cut Tape (CT) — the reel option is for pick-and-place; cut tape works for prototypes or small runs.