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In Reply to: Let me try posted by Ted Smith on July 8, 2007 at 18:35:15:
You can't do much jitter attenuation with a synchronous buffer, at least not very easily. The jitter reduction I talked about in the ASRC is there because the input and output clocks aren't synchronous, the buffer size really just controls the lower cutoff frequency. But I understand that the remaining jitter is encoded in the data, and that's why I chose the synchronous path, but with a very low cutoff point and extreme isolation between clock domains.
Thanks for the info
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