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<p>The internal processing is of course running at 48kHz and it’s highly unlikely for that to change. But the ADCs are capable of 192kHz, which leads me to question whether it is possible to oversample the inputs to gain better precision and higher SNR, then decimating it to 48kHz for the DSP to handle. </p><p>Is this how it is done in the W series?</p>

Rob Presson

The internal processing is of course running at 48kHz and it’s highly unlikely for that to change. But the ADCs are capable of 192kHz, which leads me to question whether it is possible to oversample the inputs to gain better precision and higher SNR, then decimating it to 48kHz for the DSP to handle. Is this how it is done in the W series?

lineczech cz

The internal processing is of course running at 48kHz and it’s highly unlikely for that to change. But the ADCs are capable of 192kHz, which leads me to question whether it is possible to oversample the inputs to gain better precision and higher SNR, then decimating it to 48kHz for the DSP to handle.

Is this how it is done in the W series?



Are WING ADCs oversampling the signal?

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