So far I've managed to snag from eBay a decent Thurbly PM310 Bench PSU,
a mint Fluke 175 DMM, and a VGC Farnell Signal generator (total cost
$150) ... still not quite got that scope yet though :o(
A Philips/Fluke 3217 or PM3050 should be with me soon!.
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal
For $13k I'll build you my completely jitter-proof AK4396-based DAC,
then you won't have to worry about it :)
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Phil Leigh;246269 Wrote:
I'd love to spring $13k for a jitter analyser...but I think my wife
might object (especially as she wants to go to NY in the spring for our
anniversary!)
At the current exchange rate a vacation in NY will only cost you about
£10/week, so there should be plenty
opaqueice;246703 Wrote:
At the current exchange rate a vacation in NY will only cost you about
£10/week, so there should be plenty left for a scope!
Hmmm...plenty of scope for a Scope :o)
Yes your right - it would seem that I can stay somewhere rather
nice...any recommendaions for a hotel in
Phil Leigh;246713 Wrote:
Hmmm...plenty of scope for a Scope :o)
Yes you're right - it would seem that I can stay somewhere rather
nice...any recommendaions for a hotel in NY that is good for
shopping/sights? I've been to NY many times but sadly my wife has not
yet had the experience.
We use Sencore test gear for all of our digital post-production suites.
Info at http://www.sencore.com/products/da795.htm.
Their analog sets are great, too.
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Eric Seaberg
Eric Seaberg - San Diego
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Erm - thanks Sean!
I'm bidding on a Tektronix 2225 at the moment - it's an older model but
probably OK for what I need.
I'd love to spring $13k for a jitter analyser...but I think my wife
might object (especially as she wants to go to NY in the spring for our
anniversary!)
Cheers and thanks
Phil Leigh;246269 Wrote:
I'd love to spring $13k for a jitter analyser...but I think my wife
might object (especially as she wants to go to NY in the spring for our
anniversary!)
Cheers and thanks
Phil
I suspect that some members of this forum may have spent as much on
their left
If I wanted a scope for looking at SPFIF waveforms, what bandwidth would
be good enough?
I'm interested in doing some experiments on the SB SPDIF and would like
to make some proper measurements!
(sorry if this is the wrong forum for this question)
Thanks
Phil
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Phil Leigh
You want to see
Pat - thanks!
So 50Mhz would be OK (I'm not looking at jitter) - that's cool...roll
on eBay!
Cheers
Phil
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
...SB3+TACT+Altmann+MF DACXV3/Linn tri-amped Aktiv 5.1 system and some
Phil Leigh wrote:
If I wanted a scope for looking at SPFIF waveforms, what bandwidth would
be good enough?
I'm interested in doing some experiments on the SB SPDIF and would like
to make some proper measurements!
One ususally buys an 'scope that can handle a comfortable amount over
the
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