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In Reply to: RE: an easy target posted by Bob_C on January 14, 2015 at 11:33:05:
" They had the nerve that the all the computer has to feed the bit to the DAC and what happens in the computer does no matter"
That is literally true. There are only two gotchas: first, if the computer sends along any noise the DAC will have to filter it out. That can be done. Second, when the bit is played the timing is critical. Therefore if the computer doesn't send the bit at exactly the right time the DAC will have to take up the slack and make sure that it gets played at the right time. That can also be done. The problem is that most existing DACs don't do these two steps perfectly. For example, with respect to the timing, it will need to be accurate to a few picoseconds for timing errors to be inaudible.
Tony Lauck
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- RE: an easy target - Tony Lauck 01/14/1513:31:57 01/14/15 (2)
- RE: an easy target - Bob_C 13:49:45 01/14/15 (1)
- RE: an easy target-Wow! - fmak 16:12:01 01/14/15 (0)
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