Inside the DAC2 - Part 2 - Digital Processing
The Benchmark DAC2 is an audio digital-to-analog converter. This application note explains the proprietary digital processing inside Benchmark's DA...
The Benchmark DAC2 is an audio digital-to-analog converter. This application note explains the proprietary digital processing inside Benchmark's DA...
All A/D converters have two forms of jitter: Conversion clock jitter, and interface jitter. These two forms of jitter are very different and have ...
UltraLockDDS™ - A Low-Jitter Direct-Digital-Synthesis Clock System The ADC16 is equipped with Benchmark’s new UltraLockDDS™ clock system. This syst...
Eliminating Digital Artifacts Is digital audio fundamentally flawed? Have we followed the wrong path since the introduction of the CD in 1982? Sho...
Benchmark DAC Removes Jitter Caused by Pitch-Control Variable-pitch features add versatility to CD players. Unfortunately, these features usually ...
The Advantages of Asynchronous Upsampling D/A Converters Benchmark DAC1 converters use upsampling techniques to improve the quality of the digital...
By John Siau and Allen H. Burdick This paper addresses these questions: How and where do I measure jitter, and how do I eliminate it? How does s...
By Christopher Hicks "The aim of this article is to dispel as many of the myths surrounding the conversion of audio signals to the digital domain, ...