Jitter
I'm confused. Most of what I have read suggests delta sigma architectures are less sensitive to jitter. I also think that discussing jitter as a single number is very misleading. Can you point to the references so I can better understand why a multibit DAC would be less sensitive?
I'm confused. Most of what I have read suggests delta sigma architectures are less sensitive to jitter. I also think that discussing jitter as a single number is very misleading. Can you point to the references so I can better understand why a multibit DAC would be less sensitive?
as do I, I suppose its similar to distortion and impedance in that regard, different at different frequencies and composed of several elements, but often reduced to a single headline spec.
thanks anyway, i'm probably better placed to understand it in detail now, so worth another look anyway
Heads up: EDN is running Bruno's F-word article from Linear Audio: Negative feedback in audio amplifiers: Why there is no such thing as too much | EDN
Some predictable reactions.
jan
Some predictable reactions.
jan
All because Bruno was not insulting enough, imo.
D-S, S-D, PCM, references, howcome my head stills feels like a melon.
D-S, S-D, PCM, references, howcome my head stills feels like a melon.
Interesting hypothesis/observations on why cables sound different - but especially interesting is the discussion around SSL's VCA's and how they solved the issue.
It's the usual sad stuff: "You're wrong! I make money from this and have testimonials! That's better than evidence and analysis!"
How can anyone respect someone like that?
Mr Russell,
my sincere apologies, I was so anxious to assume you lost some marbles.
(the caring strategy, can't have this corner become dull)
my sincere apologies, I was so anxious to assume you lost some marbles.
(the caring strategy, can't have this corner become dull)
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