[sdiy] SAD1024 different modes
Harry Bissell Jr
harrybissell at prodigy.net
Mon Aug 29 18:39:41 CEST 2005
I don't have the data sheet in front of me.
Fig 9 would be the one where you reverse phase the
clocks, so that one half is always in sample mode ?
That would be my choice. This way you have an
actual sample for each point... not an n-1 sample
sometimes.
Seems like for physical modeling the increased
resolution would be good.
H^) harry
--- "JH." <jhaible at debitel.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering about the usefullness of the
> different modes of operation
> for
> a SAD1024, in the case that I only need 512 stages.
>
> I could
>
> (a) just use one section
>
> (b) connect both sections in parallel (as done in an
> Electro Harmonix
> Flanger)
>
> (c) use both sections with differential amps (data
> sheet figure 10)
>
> (d) use both sections in parallel/multiplex
> operation (data sheet figure 9)
>
> The 5th method, serial connection and higer
> clocking, is not useful for my
> application
> (physical modeling), because I want the create very
> short delays, so the
> upper
> clock rate limit is a factor here.
>
> I guess (a) has no benefits except less loading of
> the clock generator.
>
> (b) looks trivial - might give 3dB SNR improovement
> over (a))
>
> (c) is said to give cancellation of even order
> distortion
>
> (d) most interesing version - but is it the best
> solution?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> JH.
>
>
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