quote: Advanced Digital (H)ome (T)heatre (S)ystem System Overview: The purpose of this system is to provide an advanced yet simple to use all-in-one media management solution for all the broadness of today's digital home theatre needs. System components include one head unit, a minimum of 1 subwoofer unit and a minimum of 1 surround speaker unit of which there are 7 needed to fulfil the 7.1 surround sound specification. Extra speaker units can be assigned to an audio channel to increase loudness. All speaker units are wireless from the head unit and only need to be powered from a mains wall socket; this can reduce cable mess. The head unit features everything you could want in today's digital media world. Features of the head unit are listed below. Since this is a digitally oriented HTS, costs can be reduced by not including certain analogue input and output interfaces on the head unit. The direction this HTS follows is down a digital pathway. Digital technologies fulfil the shortcomings of analogue technologies.
It's just a snippet. I need write things like this, as I have leart from past experiences. It gives me a clear outline of what must be done.
I have two weeks off from Uni so I'll be planning and designing for this HTS. I'll also be working on my physics simulator which will be used to model and simulate optimal speaker enclosures. One hell of a job... Hobby
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The Class D audio amplifier is being designed right now. I'm trying to achieve minimal rise and fall times on the output and also minimize cross over current on high and low side MOSFETs. I'm experimenting with discrete MOSFET drivers.
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What do you say guys, should I stick with a discrete MOSFET driver on the output stage of my Class D amplifier or get an IC driver? I know it all comes down to cost and performance but I need some opinions from people who have been involved with audio longer than I have.
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Since this is supposed to be a digitally oriented system it would make sense to minimize the amount of analog circuitry before the output stage.
A problem I encountered when designing a fully digital Pulse Width Modulator: Required sample rate: 192KHz PWM frequency: 768KHz Audio sample resolution: 24-bit
Using a 24-bit capture compare unit and a 24-bit counter. I need the counter to overflow every 1.3020833us (768KHz). This required a clock frequency of 12.885THz into the counter clock input: 2^24 * 768000 = 12.885THz That's crazy!
I will therfore need to create an Interpolation technique that can work with a lower clock frequency. Back to the drawing board...
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Edited by - wasssup1990 on Jul 17 2009 08:24:21 AM
Thanks Frank! I never intended to sell this marvel, only to possibly wow my employers. If things go according to plan I might just make a replica and ship it over to you for a price of course, this stuff isn't cheap.
See ya!
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