
dCS 904 User Manual | Manual for Software Version 1.5x and 1.36 |
dCS Ltd | June 2000 |
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9th Order Noise Shape Plots
Noise Amplitude (dB)
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| 176.4 kS/s | |
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Figure 26 – 9th Order Noise Shapers implemented on dCS 904
The noise shaper plots above are all on the same vertical scales for easy comparison, and the vertical grid is approximately 1 bit per grid line. Note that for the audio band, 9th order noise shaping at 176.4 kS/s or 192 kS/s gives huge gains (8 bits or more).
This means that recording these formats on 8 channel 44.1 kS/s or 48 kS/s recording machines that store only 16 bits is quite practical, and there is, in practice, very little quality loss.
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