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In Reply to: RE: Slew rate. posted by knewton on June 2, 2012 at 11:41:32:
But as with many things in audio, it really depends on a variety of unspecified parameters. Jitter is often dominated by waveform distortion products, so higher slew rates necessitate a wider bandwidth interface, and the jitter may actually become worse in a bandwidth-limited interface. Some have actually improved performance by limiting the transmission slew rate, and clock filters are even sometimes useful in D/A convertors.
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