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18th November 2007, 02:14 PM
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CDP tweaking - which IC to regulate?
Hi everybody
I'm in the process of finishing the modding a Philips CD600. I built a 5V Jung regulator (among other things) and now I'm thinking which of the digital IC's to regulate with it. Choices are: - regulate the DAC (TDA1543) only; pro - noise from other IC's doesn't get to it; con - the SAA7310 is left powered by the 7805, thus power rail noise poisons the clock -> extra jitter (using Kwak Clock by the way) - regulate the SAA7310 too - better clock but digital noise gets to the DAC What would you choose? Thanks. |
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