Simple test application for the STMicroelectronics X-NUCLEO-CCA02M1 MEMS Microphones Expansion Board, built against mbed classic.

Dependencies:   X_NUCLEO_CCA02M1 mbed ST_Events-old

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Recording audio with the X-NUCLEO-CCA02M1 Expansion Board

This application provides a simple example of usage of the X-NUCLEO-CCA02M1 MEMS Microphones Expansion Board, built against mbed classic 2.x.

It shows how to record a 2-channel stereo signal as an array of PCM samples (16 bit/sample) that can be acquired through an audio SW like Audacity, for example.

Microphones configuration

Currently the configurations supported are the following:

  • Stereo@48KHz
  • Stereo@44.1KHz (default, CD audio quality)
  • Stereo@32KHz
  • Stereo@16KHz
  • Stereo@8KHz
  • Mono@48KHz
  • Mono@44.1KHz
  • Mono@32KHz
  • Mono@16KHz
  • Mono@8KHz

Mono configurations need a Jumper connecting PB_5 and PB_13 on the Morpho connector to properly work.


Platform compatibility

  • This board can be currently used with the Nucleo F4 Family only, please see the ST_I2S library compatibility for further information.
  • Please note that the main application makes use of the "events" library (i.e. the "ST_Events" library imported as "events" library), which is not included into the "mbed" library.
  • The application built against mbed OS can be found here.


Acquiring through the USB on Windows

In order to acquire the recorded PCM audio channel with an audio SW on a PC, please connect the expansion board to a USB port of the PC, and the Nucleo board to a USB power supply.
On Windows, click on the speaker icon on the bottom bar, select "Recording devices", "Microphone", "Properties", then click on the "Advanced" panel, and select "1/2 channels, 16 bit, 16/32KHz" according to board configuration.
Open your preferred audio SW, like "Audacity" for example, configure it to acquire a 2-channel stereo at 16KHz (for default configuration), and record.


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