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In Reply to: Then it would cease to be a Benchmark DAC1 but...... posted by rfbrw on May 8, 2005 at 12:13:39:
The AD1853 includes a digital filter with 8x oversampling so you wouldn't use it if you wanted to change the digital filters, but it isn't designed for a specific input rate like 4Fs. It's compatible with sample rates from 32K to 192K. The DAC1 precedes it with an upsampling digital filter set to 110 KHz which is a little below 3 Fs. But you're right in that the changes required would be too extensive and he'd be better starting with a design that was closer to his own philosophy.
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- I doubt he'd wanna double filter - Monkey Bones 12:53:32 05/08/05 (3)
- Re: I doubt he'd wanna double filter - rfbrw 02:24:09 05/09/05 (2)
- round and round - Monkey Bones 09:10:59 05/09/05 (1)
- Re: Context,context,context. - rfbrw 19:23:53 05/09/05 (0)
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