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Flash announcement
Tired from facing data synchronization with loss of performance? Dolphin Integration adds a Sample Rate Converter to its audio converter for easing high quality in audio integration.
Meylan, France, May 28, 2010
The frequent nightmare of Audio/Video system designers is the synchronization of audio data with different streams. The recourse to one or more PLL’s not only is at risk of complex jitter issues but its solution in any case is painful. What is more such complexity prevents from foreseeing the actual impact on audio performance.
Get the relief from the appropriate design, and gain the confidence in achievable performance at system-level, by using Dolphin Integration's alternative.
Indeed, the complete family of asynchronous SRC (Sample Rate Converter) is launched as add-on to the flagship offering of audio converters, starting with SRC-ADF (for Asynchronous Discrete Frequency).
This SRC-ADF ensures:
- straightforward integration of audio converters: no need to manage data synchronization. The SRC-ADF is connected as a peripheral to manage both synchronization and variations on sampling frequencies
- the high audio quality of converters is not affected and can be easily predicted thanks to a Jitter Tolerance Template: an old concept quite handy for a new problem: tutorial on request
The SRC-ADF is thoroughly documented for a swift use: Dolphin's Application Engineers enable SoC Integrators and system designers to identify which SRC option is the most relevant for their needs, while providing the necessary design-in support.
Do not wait for benefiting from this solution, have a look at its presentation sheet or ask for further information at jazz@dolphin-ip.com
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