+The external reference circuit is shown below. You can choose between transimpedance amplifier or inverting/non-inverting amplifier circuits to amplify the MIC input signal. In most cases, using a transimpedance amplifier can achieve better signal-to-noise ratio. In this example, R29 is used to add DC bias for the MIC, using the general-purpose op-amp LMV321 as the operational amplifier, with R26 and C19 forming a feedback circuit to make the op-amp work in transimpedance amplification mode, where the resistance and capacitance are adjusted according to the MIC sensitivity. R31 and R30 are used to set the midpoint voltage to avoid crossover distortion, and R27 and R32 are used to provide DC bias to avoid distortion during ADC sampling. For more design reference information about front-end MIC amplifiers, please refer to `Single-Supply, Electret Microphone Pre-Amplifier Reference Design <https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/tidu765/tidu765.pdf>`__.
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