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In Reply to: How Many Clocks Are Too Many? posted by Dynobot on February 17, 2017 at 17:05:52:
Actually you need two in a practical implementation ( though not timing the circuit simultaneously) excepting for simple CD only systems. One to provide a frequency of 44.1 kHz and one 48.0 kHz.
The use of a single clock for a complex sequence of devices is not simple to implement. Most importantly it only works if the timing of the incoming source is running in relation to that single clock. This can be difficult to arrange with computerised audio where computers or network streamers/servers do not have a word clock in/out (the very expensive top of range Aurender W20 being the only exception known to me) and where the DAC may be isochronous.
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- RE: How Many Clocks Are Too Many? - PAR 05:50:45 02/18/17 (2)
- RE: How Many Clocks Are Too Many? - Dynobot 05:59:30 02/18/17 (1)
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