Test and Measurement News
Passive Low-pass Filter launched
The dS-LPF is a passive 20kHz low-pass filter in 2 or 4-channel configurations designed primarily for measuring digital power amplifiers.
The Passive Low-pass Filter is intended to aid measurement of switching ('Class D', or 'PWM') power amplifiers where the presence of shaped and switching noise outside the audio band can adversely affect the Analogue Inputs of the dScope or other audio analyzer. Connecting in front of the dScope's inputs allows the dScope to accurately and reliably measure the amplifier. See the Low-pass Filter product page and specifications page for more details.
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| Prism Sound shake up Audio Test at AES New York 2018 with full-featured high performance audio test solutions from only $3395!
On show for the first time will be the very latest dScope M1 audio interfaces for Prism Sound's dScope Series III audio test & measurement software. . . . (10th October 2018) |
| dScope plays a pivotal role at BW Broadcast
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| dScope Series III advances with new automation solution and updated soundcard support
dScope's automation sequencer gets a major update and soundcard support now extends to ASIO devices . . . (17th October 2013) |
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