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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Indiana
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Hello to all:
There have been some statements that 74AC logic is not good (or necessary) for digital applications due to it's radiations of noise(?). I have an Assemblage DAC 2.0 that uses some sort of clocking device (for the word clock signal) between the CS8412 and the PMD100 chip that uses (2) 74AC logic chips. Would I be better off if I replaced these AC logic chips with HC (or VHC) logic replacements? Any response would be appreciated! Thanks! fastcat |
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