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measurement of high performance STORI
digital devices.
both Frequency and Amplitude tors are available in both domains. above 20,
-1011 to -108 dB THO + N, their real Dual Da m
sweeps. Hard copy high-resolution performance is invisible to these for Inforr
grap'hs, compact screen -sized graphs ANALOG PERFORMANCE: The low dis mixed Signal analyzers ... buried under
or tabular data listings are made from tortion transformer-coupled analog the analyzer'S noise and distortion CPIB Inter
Portable One Dual Domain to laser, generator supplies a full 30.6 dBU Domain i~
floor.
(+ 30 dBm into 600 ohms) at selecta
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and For a quick print, a compact graph
provides a direct replication of the BUYING A PORTABLE ANALYZER FOR
llance CANCEL SCROLL UP LCD screen. A larger graph printout ANALOG AND DIGITAL AUDIO:
970903 1j: f2 covering approximately half a page
nONS:
PAGE
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(360x280 pixels with grid lines) allows
finer detail to be shown. Both graphs
show key instrument setup parame
What to look for when evaluating
competitive instruments
sure
'unction ters as well. Tabular data values for all Digital Architecture and Features:
save/Recall Panel swept pOints may be printed in order Not all analyzers that accept a digital
=of your
Choose SAVE & RECALL TESTS: to preserve exact reading values. input signal are actually digital ana
meas Save 30 instrument setups, including lyzers. Does the instrument have a
Ikersl. results data, time-stamped from the The bargraph displays, with their use real (DSP-implemented) digital
internal clock calendar. use for ful minimumlmaximum indicators domain analyzer, or just a D/A
! voltage, repeatable, easy bench and produc print just as they are seen on the dis converter from the digital input
:he tion testing or when in the field, for play, as do any desired instrument connector to an analog hardware
s direct storing test data to be printed or ana panels. various printouts may be analyzer? This latter approach in a
ayin lyzed later. Each saved test includes combined on one page, to include competitive unit yields distortion
vides a all settings for the entire instrument, graphs, bargraphs and numeric data. performance in the 12-14 bit range
'ldmini a default description or your own ti (-70 to -85 dB THD + N, for examplel.
1S. tle for the test, the date and time,
and the last test result data. . There's just not that much 12-bit
digital audio around to measure
l
the anymore. Portable One Dual
plitude) Domain's digital analyzer guarantees
:!shold -130 dB residual distortion (nearly
Jnse 22 bit performance), far in excess of
Jsolute the -105 to -108 dB actual linearity
)utput of today's best AID converters.
probabil
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continuously from zero to 5.12 Volts in INPUT
permitting both digital and analog INDEPENDENT INPUT & OUTPUT rived from the input sample rate ,
generators to operate simultaneously. SAMPLE RATES: Lets you test sample output sample rate, input block rate, " " BU
No cable changes required to go from rate converters . Measurement of the output block rate , digital audio wave
AID to DIA to DI D to AlA testing of a incoming embedded audio signal can form, jitter signal, or the detected In OPTIc-'\.
digital tape machine, for example. be referred to the incoming sample terface errors. A buffered version of
rate, status byte indication of rate, or the balanced AES/EBU signal from the
DIGITAL & ANALOG MONITOR: Listen to the outgOing generator rate. XLR input is also available, which cou
all measurements in the digital and pled with the high input impedance of
analog domains over the internal DATA-./- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY the XLR in bridging mode allows non
loudspeaker or a pair of headphones. FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS: Stimu intrusive digital line measurements
In analog domain, monitor signals or late the test device with random data with conventional ground referenced
distortion. In digital domain, the and display current or totaled error oscilloscopes.
measurements on both channels.
portable One Dual Domain specifications
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