Maybe a way to access the word clock and master clock to sync two units? Its pretty standard stuff on pro audio. It should not be difficult to do with the usual chip sets. USB is not a great way to sync multiple audio devices, its clocking is not audio related and the latency is not too closely controlled since its a serial format.
Do you have Cosmos ADC THD++ on stock? Thanksactually, I mark Cosmos ADC units on the bottom side like "THD+" or sometimes "THD++" when the unit exhibits a spectacular THD performance. Whatever is grade-A or grade-B, so, you could buy a very good THD performance unit for a minimal price. In the case of Cosmos APU, the distortions are anyhow lower than -150db@1kHz but you have to use some R/R divider to read >10Vrms.
Hmm, not sure if I understand.. THD+? THD+N and a bare THD are the same but ADCiso has 3db better H3 at 10kHz.
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I think Sylph is asking if there are ADCisos that are B for noise but A or better for THD. I would be interested, too 🙂
grades are about the SNR/DR only. Nearly all units have H2 -145-150db and H3 -136-140db @-.5dbfs. If it better I marking the unit "THD", "THD+", or super-rare "THD++". "THD" isn't grade so not affect the cost.
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remember -7.5 to 2.5V DC range is allowed.I want to measure the ripple and noise of a +-15Vdc power supply.
@IVX Would you recommend to add some additional protection caps on the ADC inputs?
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Anyone interested in a new (factory calibrated) APU? I really dont think I have the time. Those kids.....
Thanks for the hint. Are there any overvoltage protection diodes on the ADC inputs in your design?remember -7.5 to 2.5V DC range is allowed.
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@IVX: Just briefly to say thank you for a very fine device (Cosmos ADC) that has made my measurements much more reliable, repetitive and informative. I also like the small size & the ease of use: it basically plugs into the computer & doesn't need any fuzzing around with extra power supplies etc. ... Even installed without any hassles on my Win7 based measurement computer.
One (very) small suggestion: When I first read the "power it first" sentence close to one of the USB plugs I thought "ok, I have to plug it into the other USB plug first". Eventually I found out that this is not the case ... Might I suggest changing the sentence to: "power it here first" or something like that ...
Very satisfied.
Cheers, Jesper
One (very) small suggestion: When I first read the "power it first" sentence close to one of the USB plugs I thought "ok, I have to plug it into the other USB plug first". Eventually I found out that this is not the case ... Might I suggest changing the sentence to: "power it here first" or something like that ...
Very satisfied.
Cheers, Jesper
I have been thinking of getting these Cosmos devices as well for doing better measurements.
Does anyone know what rate blocking capacitors are being used for the inputs?
From all the photos I could find it's still hard to guess?
Does anyone know what rate blocking capacitors are being used for the inputs?
From all the photos I could find it's still hard to guess?
well, something like 300+ ADCiso were sold and only one case I remember when the user had a short mess with the correct setting up.@IVX: Just briefly to say thank you for a very fine device (Cosmos ADC) that has made my measurements much more reliable, repetitive and informative. I also like the small size & the ease of use: it basically plugs into the computer & doesn't need any fuzzing around with extra power supplies etc. ... Even installed without any hassles on my Win7 based measurement computer.
One (very) small suggestion: When I first read the "power it first" sentence close to one of the USB plugs I thought "ok, I have to plug it into the other USB plug first". Eventually I found out that this is not the case ... Might I suggest changing the sentence to: "power it here first" or something like that ...
Very satisfied.
Cheers, Jesper
I think you can find the answer here https://e1dashz.wixsite.com/index/cosmosI have been thinking of getting these Cosmos devices as well for doing better measurements.
Does anyone know what rate blocking capacitors are being used for the inputs?
From all the photos I could find it's still hard to guess?
Check out SLYY076 application note from Texas Instruments. Useful insight on this topic.I want to measure the ripple and noise of a +-15Vdc power supply.
@IVX Would you recommend to add some additional protection caps on the ADC inputs?
https://www.ti.com/lit/wp/slyy076/slyy076.pdf
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Oh sorry, I was talking about the ADC, for some reason I always mix the two up 🥴
For the APU, it only says;
Notch: balanced (FDA) up to 10Vrms(active clamp to 15Vpeak)
But it doesn't say anything about max DC blocking voltage.
Given that the APU can handle 48V phantom power, that will be probably a 63Vdc cap
No, there are 50V Elna NP but be careful with fast steps of DC over 15V. Slow transient DC or curre limited, is no problem up to 50V.that will be probably a 63Vdc cap
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