http://www.minidsp.com/products/acousti ... ent/umik-1
Es interesante la interfaz USB, de modo que se ahorra uno previos, tarjetas, etc.
Nuevo micro
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merlin el mago
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También anuncian en su news letter la salida en breve de una nueva placa DSP (FIR y IIR) 4Xin 10out a 96hz... con entradas y salidas i2s. Me imagino que para los que OPEN DRC haya sabido a poco.
When few months ago we mentioned the idea of an all digital DSP, those of you looking for the ultimate DIY digital DSP pushed us hard with to make it happen!With quite a few products already under development, it took a bit longer than expected. That's what engineering is about. In the end, it's Santa's job to bring the miniSHARC to you!
Based on the Analog Device ADSP21369 SHARC DSP, this floating point 32bit DSP module is the smallest, most powerful board of our product range. Clocking @400MHz for up to 2.4Gflops of processing, this nifty little board has all the power you need for high sample rate, FIR and IIR processing. With I2S in&out on the standard miniDSP headers along with an internal SPDIF transmitter and receiver, the base board is ready for the Die-hard DIYer. For those of you looking for more, we ensured compatibility with the existing VOL-FP, DIGI-FP boards and USB front panel connector. Although the miniSHARC is a complete solution only requiring a 5~24VDC power supply, it still requires some electronic knowledge to interface to your external DAC using I2S. Newbies beware that this product may not be the right fit if you're not electronic friendly.
As usual for the miniDSP product line, you'll need to look for the plug-in specs to understand the processing capability and signal flow diagram. When it comes to the miniSHARC, the first plug-in released will be the miniSHARC 4x10 plug-in operating at 96kHz. Fitted with FIR + IIR for all outputs, along with delay lines and Comp/Limiters, it's a well rounded plug-in for 95% of your FIR Xover based implementation. More information to follow up with the release of the plug-in datasheet.
Give us 1~2weeks for the documentation to be prepared and the product will soon available on our webstore for only 175USD. A 32bit Sharc floating point DSP board has never been so affordable so we look forward to your creativity on your new speaker projects! More information to follow up in the upcoming few weeks so stay tuned on our forum.
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merlin el mago
- Mensajes: 2013
- Registrado: Mié Feb 04, 2009 4:08 pm
miniDSP no genera señales, pero con el REW u otro porgrama de software ya puedes generar señales de medida.RR escribió:O un CD, o el propio sistema interno del portátil sería suficiente.
Supongo que los miniDSP ya se encargan de generar señales de medida.
Imagino que lo que que pretenden es usar el sistema de audio del PC o portatil.
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merlin el mago
- Mensajes: 2013
- Registrado: Mié Feb 04, 2009 4:08 pm
Esto pinta bien y no me parece caro, lo malo es que cuando llega a España Aduanas te cobra un 40% más del precio de venta.Celedonio escribió:También anuncian en su news letter la salida en breve de una nueva placa DSP (FIR y IIR) 4Xin 10out a 96hz... con entradas y salidas i2s. Me imagino que para los que OPEN DRC haya sabido a poco.
When few months ago we mentioned the idea of an all digital DSP, those of you looking for the ultimate DIY digital DSP pushed us hard with to make it happen!
Based on the Analog Device ADSP21369 SHARC DSP, this floating point 32bit DSP module is the smallest, most powerful board of our product range. Clocking @400MHz for up to 2.4Gflops of processing, this nifty little board has all the power you need for high sample rate, FIR and IIR processing. With I2S in&out on the standard miniDSP headers along with an internal SPDIF transmitter and receiver, the base board is ready for the Die-hard DIYer. For those of you looking for more, we ensured compatibility with the existing VOL-FP, DIGI-FP boards and USB front panel connector. Although the miniSHARC is a complete solution only requiring a 5~24VDC power supply, it still requires some electronic knowledge to interface to your external DAC using I2S. Newbies beware that this product may not be the right fit if you're not electronic friendly.
As usual for the miniDSP product line, you'll need to look for the plug-in specs to understand the processing capability and signal flow diagram. When it comes to the miniSHARC, the first plug-in released will be the miniSHARC 4x10 plug-in operating at 96kHz. Fitted with FIR + IIR for all outputs, along with delay lines and Comp/Limiters, it's a well rounded plug-in for 95% of your FIR Xover based implementation. More information to follow up with the release of the plug-in datasheet.
Give us 1~2weeks for the documentation to be prepared and the product will soon available on our webstore for only 175USD. A 32bit Sharc floating point DSP board has never been so affordable so we look forward to your creativity on your new speaker projects! More information to follow up in the upcoming few weeks so stay tuned on our forum.
