Τι γνωμη εχετε για τους BNC connector για την μεταφορα S/PDIF; Στην Γερμανια φαινεται να τους προτιμουν.
Digital cable length (from UHF Magazine):
"When a transition is launched into the transmission line, it takes a period of time to propagate or transit to the other end. This propagation time is somewhat slower than the speed of light, usually around 2 nanoseconds per foot, but can be longer… When the transition reaches the end of the transmission line (in the DAC), a reflection can occur that propagates back to the driver in the transport. Small reflections can occur in even well matched systems. When the reflection reaches the driver, it can again be reflected back towards the DAC. This ping-pong effect can sustain itself for several bounces depending on the losses in the cable. It is not unusual to see 3 to 5 of these reflections before they finally decay away. So, how does this affect the jitter? When the first reflection comes back to the DAC, if the transition already in process at the receiver has not completed, the reflection voltage will superimpose itself on the transition voltage, causing the transition to shift in time. The DAC will sample the transition in this time-shifted state and there you have jitter. If the rise-time is 25 nanoseconds and the cable length is 3 feet, then the propagation time is about 6 nanoseconds. Once the transition has arrived at the receiver, the reflection propagates back to the driver (6 nanoseconds) and then the driver reflects this back to the receiver (6 nanoseconds) = 12 nanoseconds). So, as seen at the receiver, 12 nanoseconds after the 25 nanosecond transition started, we have a reflection superimposing on the transition. This is right about the time that the receiver will try to sample the transition, right around 0 volts DC. Not good. Now if the cable had been 1.5 metres, the reflection would have arrived 18 nanoseconds after the 25 nanosecond transition started at the receiver. This is much better because the receiver has likely already sampled the transition by this time."
Στην περιπτωση της μουσικης ισχυει το ιδιο για τα μακρυα καλωδια?
Γιατι μπορει ενα μακρυ καλωδιο να καθυστερει την ανακλαση του πρωτου σηματος αλλα καθως το σημα συνεχιζει να ερχεται για λεπτα ολοκληρα (ενα μουσικο κοματι) το ανακλωμενο σημα θα δημιουργησει ετσι κ αλλιος jitter, απλα η πρωτη εμφανιση του (λογω φαινομενου ανακλασης) θα παρουσιαστει ελαχιστα αργοτερα..
Η δεν εχω καταλαβει εγω κατι ?
75 ωμ, κατα προτιμηση τεφλον διελεκτρικο. κοιτα για RG 179, κανονικα ειναι για χρηση στην πυρηνικη φυσικη (ΝΙΜ standard)
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