digital Filter in CD Player ?
Michael Buchstaller
buchi at takeonetech.de
Thu Apr 13 19:08:19 CEST 2000
>you say 0dB, do you mean full-scale swing? It could easily be the case that
>the filter looks for artificial (perfect) edges (like your square wave) and
>removes them. If your levels cause a single bit to vary on every edge, that
>would look even more like an "error" to such a filter.
Yes, i have made the signal go from -16384 to +16383 and vice versa.
I wrote a simple program that generated those files.
> I know this sounds like sacrilege, but perhaps if you add some very low
>level noise (twiddle the LSB randomly), you can fake out the filter. Or
>perhaps round the corners ever so slightly.
Next week i get a CD player from Nakamichi, an OMS 3 E. Maybe this one
will perform better.
If not, i will try to do some ditherung of the signal as you suggested.
> Your standard test signal CD sounds like a great idea. Are you making
>frequency sweeps and other "patterns" as well?
Not at the moment, but i have planned to do at least some slow upward and
downward modulated sinuses to find out resonance frequencies of speakers etc.
-Michael Buchstaller
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