Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

In order to reduce the sample rate further, we have to buffer up after which we can use a decimator. The buffer up factor and the decimation factor are set to the same value (32) resulting in a signal of block size 1 which is at 1500/32 = 46.875 Hz. This sets the resolution of the delay setting to 1/46.875 = 21.3 msec per sample.

...

The delay module is now operating with a block size of 1 at 46.875 Hz. In this example, 200 samples will result in a delay of about 4.27 seconds. If we had run the delay line at 48000 Hz, this same delay would have required 204,800 samples.

...

The accumulated delay in this example is 6591 samples @ 1500 Hz or 4.394 seconds. The Delay itself contributes 4.267 seconds, so the delay contribution of the additional processing is about 0.127 seconds.

Example 2: Using a control signal coming from a DC Source.

...