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RME User Forum → HDSP(e) series → HDSPe MADI - SteadyClock FS?
The title page and pages 8 and 78 of the current version of the manual for the HDSPe MADI state that the card implements SteadyClock FS. Was the hardware or firmware updated to support this enhanced version of SteadyClock or is this just a typo?
All updated products have SteadyClock FS now. This is a (small but) hardware change so not available for older hardware.
All updated products have SteadyClock FS now. This is a (small but) hardware change so not available for older hardware.
It seems to me that there is an evolution of Steady Clock FS, getting even better:
Digiface USB: Jitterunterdrückung bei externer Clock: > 30 dB (2,4 kHz)
HDSPe Madi: Jitterunterdrückung: > 50 dB (2,4 kHz)
Digiface AES: Jitterunterdrückung bei externer Clock: > 50 dB (> 1 Hz) !!
Additionally the Digiface AES Manual (Page 97) states:
"The further improved Steady-Clock FS technology attenuates
even lowest frequency jitter (>1Hz), and provides an even
higher jitter suppression at lowest self-jitter."
A impressing picture shows that a 400ns-jitter input signal ist attenuated to
210ps at 50Hz, i.e. -65dB.
Excellent and new, or not?
All the best,
Otto
UCX II - JItter supression
The TECH-SPECS the UCX II on the RME-webpage state: "Jitter suppression of external clocks: > 50 dB (2.4 kHz)".
But the Manual says: "The further improved SteadyClock FS technology attenuates even lowest frequency jitter (>1 Hz), and provides an even higher jitter suppression at lowest self-jitter"
Does this mean that the UCX II belongs to the third Group below?
Digiface USB: Jitterunterdrückung bei externer Clock: > 30 dB (2,4 kHz)
HDSPe Madi: Jitterunterdrückung: > 50 dB (2,4 kHz)
Digiface AES: Jitterunterdrückung bei externer Clock: > 50 dB (> 1 Hz) !!
And the TECH-SPECS should read "Jitter suppression: > 50 dB (> 1 Hz)"?
All the best
Otto
The website is not up to date, we'll fix that.
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