Examples of using Sample rates in English and their translations into Japanese
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The digital audio interface accepts sample rates ranging from 8kHz to 96kHz for all supported data formats.
Both the ADC and DAC support sample rates of 8kHz to 48kHz in either synchronous or asynchronous operation.
Non-Standard Audio Pulls It is also possible to use pulled sample rates that do not fit one of the above scenarios.
Run"ossinfo -v2" and see if the wanted rate is in the"Native sample rates" output.
The FPGA of the DS5202 handles the time-critical I/O parts for the simulation model, enabling moderate sample rates.
In this receive architecture, the ADCs used have relatively low sample rates below 1MHz.
When you convert between two very close sample rates and want to process the file quickly, you can change the sample rate without resampling.
By providing a flexible range of programmable gain settings and accepting sample rates up to 48kHz, the MAX9860 amplifies analog microphone signals and converts them to digital audio with performance in mind.
Templates are projects where you can save all settings that you regularly use, such as bus configurations, sample rates, record formats, basic track layouts, VSTi setups, drum map setups, etc.
The digital audio interface supports master or slave mode operation, sample rates from 8kHz to 96kHz, and standard PCM formats such as I2S, left/right-justified, and TDM.
The three audio outputs form a standard I2S interface, supporting sample rates from 8kHz to 192kHz and audio word lengths of 4 to 32 bits.
When SPI interface is chosen, the sample rate of the audio data sent must be one of the ISD2115 supported sample rates.
Our portfolio includes precision analog-to-digital converter ICs with superior conversion performance under 2Msps, and high speed ADC ICs optimized for sample rates over 2Gsps.
This CMOS integrated circuit uses a fully differential, pipelined architecture with digital error correction and a short self-calibration to ensure 16-bit linearity at full sample rates.
Sample rates are measured in"Hertz"(abbreviated"Hz"), which means"per second," or in"kilohertz"(abbreviated"kHz"), which means"per second, times one thousand.
Depending on the I/O hardware, different channels of the same I/O board can be used with different sample rates, and even in different subsystems.
These sample rates would only need to be used in exceptional circumstances when an error has occurred elsewhere in the process of making a film.
Having a clear understanding of this process will help alleviate the confusion surrounding pull-up and pull-down sample rates and keeping film audio in sync.
When changing sample rates after an audio track is created, differences of around 5 to 10 percent from the original rate may trigger a filter recomputation when downsampling(to properly suppress aliasing).