Guomapi
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I purchase a schiit digital filter. Do not feel amazing. Just a little change. Although $100 is OK.
I'm guessing...
http://www.analog.com/en/digital-to-analog-converters/da-converters/ad5791/products/product.html
Not an audio DAC, but is designed for military/aerospace.
I'm guessing...
http://www.analog.com/en/digital-to-analog-converters/da-converters/ad5791/products/product.html
Not an audio DAC, but is designed for military/aerospace.
Its design, shown in Figure 2, features precision voltage-mode R-2R
architecture, exploits state-of-the-art thin-film resistor-matching
techniques, and employs on-chip calibration routines to achieve
1-ppm accuracy levels. Because the device is factory calibrated and,
therefore, requires no run-time calibration routines, its latency is
no greater than 100 ns, so the AD5791 can be used in waveformgeneration
applications and fast control loops.
The picture shows the R2R ladder arrangements inside of a Totaldac d1. The laser trimmed Vishay VAR Series "Naked" Z-Foil Resistors are a dead giveaway. I own a Totaldac d3-single, so I should know. It's not vintage but an actual production DAC and it definitely belongs in the Class E tier.
You know you might be right though: that analog implementation looks pretty serious, even sans tubes.
Originally Posted by purrin /img/forum/go_quote.gif
...other DACs based on industrial R2R chips with bad looking INL plots...
Besides the fact that it's single bit, you mean?
The only problem with that one is it doesn't take standard digital i2s or even anything resembling audio in digital format. Look at the write mode timing diagram. Doesn't exactly take 44.1khz straight up and need to run through a few loops to load up all the bits in word.