Hello,
My customer would like to know how much the 1-sigma is for the following two typical Vrms values respectively.
Best regards,
K.Hirano
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Hello,
My customer would like to know how much the 1-sigma is for the following two typical Vrms values respectively.
Best regards,
K.Hirano
Hi Hirano-san,
We don't collect that data at these conditions, (-6dB gain, 0dBFS) but our test engineers believe sigma to be ~50mV based on other test data.
Best regards,
Jeff McPherson
Jeff,
Thank you for your response.
Let me confirm ATE test cnditions.
At ATE, under what conditions is “DAC OUTPUT to CLASS-D SPEAKER OUTPUT (Vrms) tested?
What is typical value and what is one sigma?
Best regards,
K.Hirano
Hi Kazuhiko,
The 50mV is the sigma for the ATE conditions, but I am checking with our testing team to find out exactly what those conditions are.
Thanks for your patience,
Jeff McPherson
Jeff,
Thank you for your response.
I look forward to receiving the exact ATE test conditions.
Anyway, 50mV means 50mVrms?
Bestregards,
K.Hirano
Hi Hirano-san,
While we don't test ATE at the exact specs we did find bench validation data that shows a sigma of ~12mVrms at the conditions listed in the datasheet. You can rely on this number instead of the ~50mVrms we approximated earlier.
Best regards,
Jeff McPherson