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How is direct stream digital (DSD) technology employed in the SACD different from other encoding schemes? Describe using a block diagram.

   How is direct stream digital (DSD) technology employed in the SACD different from other encoding schemes? Describe using a block diagram.
Audio Signal Processing and Coding
Audio Signal Processing and Coding
Andreas Spanias, Ted… 1st Edition
Chapter 11, Problem 3 ↓

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Unlike traditional Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) used in CDs and other digital audio formats, DSD uses a 1-bit delta-sigma modulation process. This results in a very high sampling rate, typically 2.8224 MHz for standard DSD, which is 64 times the CD audio sampling  Show more…

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