You are better off getting a higher frequency crystal and driving a counter with it.
I've worked on gear that uses about 400kHz and they use this method.
If you really need a 44.1k crystal it will be VERY expensive.
I suggest going for a freq range that is commonly made, such as for HF radio at about 4.41MHz
Look here for some excellent theory (and they are a good supplier too.)
http://www.hy-q.com.au/crystals/crystals-theory.htm
Make sure you read about aging.
If you want an over the top audiophile solution use a TCXO.
I've worked on gear that uses about 400kHz and they use this method.
If you really need a 44.1k crystal it will be VERY expensive.
I suggest going for a freq range that is commonly made, such as for HF radio at about 4.41MHz
Look here for some excellent theory (and they are a good supplier too.)
http://www.hy-q.com.au/crystals/crystals-theory.htm
Make sure you read about aging.
If you want an over the top audiophile solution use a TCXO.
- Status
- This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.