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E1DA Cosmos Scaler High-Performance Low-noise Low-distortions Variable Gain Pre-AMPSpecifications: Device purpose: Ultra low THD+N variable gain buffer for Cosmos ADC Materials: Sandblasted black anodized aluminum laser mark OPA1612+OPA1656 composite,Viking resistors,Murata, Samsung C0G caps, Taiwanese connectors relays Dimensions: PCBA 90x50x29mm104x61x39mm Weight: PCBA 40g 160g Power: USB C +5V rail, <500mA current Input: 2 channels balanced 200 100kOhm bal unbal 3. 5mm jack up to 20 10Vrms bal unbalIf only the left input is
Specifications:
Device purpose: Ultra-low THD+N variable gain buffer for Cosmos ADC
Materials: Sandblasted/black anodized aluminum/laser mark/OPA1612+OPA1656 composite,Viking resistors,Murata, Samsung C0G caps, Taiwanese connectors/relays
Dimensions: PCBA 90x50x29mm104x61x39mm
Weight: PCBA 40g / 160g
Power: USB-C +5V rail, <500mA current
Input:
2 channels balanced 200/100kOhm bal/unbal
3.5mm jack up to 20/10Vrms bal/unbal
If only the left input is plugged, the signal is routed to the right channel as well, to implement MONO mode for Cosmos ADC. Cosmos APU's short cables are suitable for Scaler as well.
If only the left input is plugged, the signal is routed to the right channel as well, to implement MONO mode for Cosmos ADC. Cosmos APU's short cables are suitable for Scaler as well.
Output:
2 channels balanced 20/10hm bal/unbal
3.5mm jack up to 20/10Vrms bal/unbal
Cosmos APU's short cables are suitable for Scaler as well.
Variable gain table: 3.5mm jack up to 20/10Vrms bal/unbal
Cosmos APU's short cables are suitable for Scaler as well.
in db 0, 7, 10.7, 13.38, 15.788, 17.38, 18.673, 19.844, 21.08, 21.98, 22.764, 23.513, 24.336, 24.965, 25.527, 26.078
16 positions controllable by the knob, in the "Auto" position Scaler works like a ultrafast autoranger(100mS) with the left channel target 4.5Vrms.
The right channel output voltage is ignored. 20Hz-20kHz is the valid frequency range for autoranger.
Frequency Response:
.2Hz-570kHz @ 26db gain +.5/-3db, .2Hz-7..11MHz @ 0db gain 10MHz area depends on a cable(Scaler's output is stable up to 7m of mic cable) capacitance
Residual Noise:
250nVrms(A) @ 26db gain typical
The only indirect measurement method is available at such a low level due to a huge loop gain OPA1612+OPA1656 composite(170db@1kHz/130db@10kHz)
Something like 100x times less than Cosmos ADC or H3 -175db@1kHz at 0db gain
Crosstalk:
Something like 100x times less than Cosmos ADC or H3 -175db@1kHz at 0db gain
L->R -133db, R->L -158db@1kHz unused input is shorted @0db gain
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