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Hello…And happy new year….!!!!
Congratulations for board….!!!!!!!!
So..now is it possible transmit in Digital Mpx…via tos-link..?????????Thank you…
Rocco.@rocco123456
D-MPX via Toshlink (Port B) yes, only if your sound card support optical output @192kHz.
Otherwise, you have to use AES/EBU electrical interface (Port A) @192kHz.Unfortunately I will make only 5 prototypes, and already arranged to give them around.
It is not wise to make more prototypes before passing the certification tests.
Please be a little patient! 🙂Sigmacom, sooo happy to see this pic, finally its getting close, this pic is like porn for techies. 😀
Looks great. As a RF hardware engineer I can truly appreciate the work you have done and all the effort involved. 😉
I would be curious to see what your carrier phase noise is at 1kHz, 10kHz and 100kHz offsets. If you do not want to publicly share this info send me a PM if you wish.Sparky
Looking good. I notice the "ST" (Stereo?) indicator is on, does this mean that this exciter also has the dsp Stereo endcoder on board as well? If so, you really have made the ultimate exciter to cover all uses.
Really looking forward to deploying this and seeing what it can do.
One further question, I know this accepts AES digital inputs, but will it accept SPDIF also?@Sparky:
Thank you Sparky, I really appreciate that! 🙂
On the original exciter (modular version), I remember around -130dBc/Hz at 1KHz.
Unfortunately, I don’t have now a signal source analyzer to tell you exactly.
I promise to upload some screenshoots of the compliance tests.@yorkie98:
Yes, it has built-in stereo encoder! 🙂
Yes, [ST] is for stereo, [MO] for mono, [EX] for external baseband (A-MPX or D-MPX).
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Yes, it can recognize AES3 or S/P-DIF!Wow, thats very impressive, this is going to be a formidable piece of kit.
If it’s cost effective to make one main board for all needs, this has to better for consumers than having different variants right?[quote author=”yorkie98″]Wow, thats very impressive, this is going to be a formidable piece of kit.
If it’s cost effective to make one main board for all needs, this has to better for consumers than having different variants right?[/quote]
Yes, we’re talking about +10…15% manufacturing cost, that results in flexibility and added value.
I believe it doesn’t worth to split into variants – except for marketing reasons.I agree, it means you can offer 1 simple product cost effectively and this one product should suit pretty much all requirements, including some which up until now are not possible at all.
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