Link Electronics 812-OP/M is a high-performance 24-bit digital audio generator, designed for use with the SPG-812 GenFlex frame. It produces a single AES/EBU digital audio signal for use as a digital tone source or as a digital audio timing reference.
The generator has a set of features, including genlocking of the audio to digital or analog video within the Genflex frame. The user may also select to have this module free run with its high stability oscillator.
Internally, the creation of the audio tone is done with a 24-bit audio "wave table" stored in ROM. The output from the ROM is formatted and output as digital audio. The user may select the amplitude and frequency of the audio tone from a fixed set of 8 combinations.
Link Electronics 812-OP/M is a high-performance 24-bit digital audio generator, designed for use with the SPG-812 GenFlex frame. It produces a single AES/EBU digital audio signal for use as a digital tone source or as a digital audio timing reference.
The generator has a set of features, including genlocking of the audio to digital or analog video within the Genflex frame. The user may also select to have this module free run with its high stability oscillator.
Internally, the creation of the audio tone is done with a 24-bit audio "wave table" stored in ROM. The output from the ROM is formatted and output as digital audio. The user may select the amplitude and frequency of the audio tone from a fixed set of 8 combinations.
Link Electronics 812-OP/M is a high-performance 24-bit digital audio generator, designed for use with the SPG-812 GenFlex frame. It produces a single AES/EBU digital audio signal for use as a digital tone source or as a digital audio timing reference.
The generator has a set of features, including genlocking of the audio to digital or analog video within the Genflex frame. The user may also select to have this module free run with its high stability oscillator.
Internally, the creation of the audio tone is done with a 24-bit audio "wave table" stored in ROM. The output from the ROM is formatted and output as digital audio. The user may select the amplitude and frequency of the audio tone from a fixed set of 8 combinations.
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