Does this output a digital pulse or smooth analog through its range?
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It is a PWM controller so, yes, it does have a pulse instead of just varying the voltage to the motor.
1686748
No.... this device is a DAC - it converts data one way, digital-in to analog-out. For analog-to-digital, you'd need a ADC converter that does that specifically.
1465016
It gives a running digital reading of amperage AC current, not DC. It has no capture capability for highest amperage event, your eyeballs have to do that. It does give quick readings however on a continuous basis if amps are selected, or watts, or volts or cycles per second or kwh.
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The actual -3dB bandwidth is 4.4MHz. You can check the schematics, there is a lowpass filter on each of the two analog channels. For inspecting a digital signal, the analog bandwidth needs to be at least 5x the shortest clock frequency, and 10x is better. After all, if you look at a 2MHz digital signal with 50/50 duty cycle, it requires at least the 3rd and 5th harmonic to approximate a square wave. If the duty cycle is different than that, the spectral content goes up and the frequency required to display it goes up. If you are looking at a digital signal on an analog scope, you are likely looking for things like overshoot, ringing, transient pulses, and glitches. All of those are going to have frequency content -way- above that of the square wave. So with this 4.4MHz real bandwidth scope, I don't think I'd use it for a digital signal above 100kHz. For similar reasons, I consider it barely adequate for audio troubleshooting.
827593
PWM is power management, which means it is controlled by your motherboard's power management hardware more precisely. so day digital control vs analog.
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Leonard, I gifted the Audio Technica turntable to a friend, thus, I cannot specifically answer your question with any authority. However, I have read that "purists" swear by a virgin vinyl recording played through an excellent turntable (into a very high quality amplifier with top signal-to-noise specs), as having superior dynamic range - as compared to a digital rendition of the same musical selection. To my untrained ears, the digital rendition, captured at the right sample and bit rate, will ALWAYS sound superior to any analog playback. This is simply due to things like wow, flutter, low frequency rumble, and other such artifacting that is unique to the analog playback process using a turntable. Then there is always the ever-present noise that can often be introduced in (both vacuum tube and solid state) preamps and routine audio frequency amplifier signal processing. Just my humble opinion, but I could be wrong!
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I used a 'scope to fine adjust the frequency and seem to recall it was close to a pure sine wave, quite clean power. It powers all our electronic equipment without a problem. I adjusted the frequency using the peaks of the waves to stop our UPS's from complaining
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It is analog and no batteries. I presume it is accurate. Not sure if it is ok for commercial applications.
749260
My understanding is that when you go to like, digital channel 10-2 versus analog channel 10, it's a different frequency and data rate than analog channels, and it may take the receiver a few seconds to lock in on it (even if it's programmed in).
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HD is better, however the signal is affected by the same things that have afected analog. The diference is that with analag disturbances you would still see a pcture but it could become grainy or have ghosting, with digital if the signal gets too much interference your digital tuner doesn't have enough data to construct the picture and either severe pixalation occurs or the picture vanishes. Even a high quality outdoor digital antenna will experience the same problems.
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Analog for sure. The DAC does the conversion to analog. If you go digital you defeat the purpose of the DAC.
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The one I purchased did have digital sounding hum/buzz in the background. I returned it and saved up for an ac15c1c.
64379
It is an analog receiver with a digital display. It will not receive digital transmissions
71722
Yes. By definition, the output of a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) is an analog signal. The output of USB is a digital signal, so it has not been through the DAC.
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NO this does no conversion of analog devices to digital. this is now common across most sub $500 a/v receiver/amp combos now.
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I doubt it. The information says it has an analog pass through, not digital.
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The one I have does have a delay when I measure continuity. It doesn't have a delay when I measure voltage.