Recipon 2001-04-04
From: SMTP%"[email protected]" 4-APR-2001 17:28:00.71Hello,
To: [email protected]
Subj: Comment on draft Revised AES10-xxx
At page 14 ...
"7.1.5 Cable length The maximum cable length shall be at least 50 m. Equalization is not permitted. The signal shall have an eye pattern no worse than that defined by figure 9. Longer distances, for example 400 m, may be achieved by the use of re-clocking receivers."I don't understand why you would like to limit transmission to 50m. Adaptative cable equalization chips are existing and give opportunity to transmit on a 300 m cable.
I work nowdays on such a system, and it seems to work very well (need more tests). Our application is very near to MADI transmission (TaxiChip transmission type at 125 Mbits). Using a standards component, we can transmit signal at more than 300m on a 75 ohms coax cable.
Thank you for your work and best regards
PS : Don't blame me if I'm not really in the AES policies and procedures. I'm still a new member, and need to learn so much...
Vincent RECIPON
RD manager
- Innova-SON
From: SMTP%"[email protected]" 25-APR-2001 13:14:06.86
To: [email protected]
Subj: Comment on DRAFT REVISED AES10-xxxx
Hello Standards@AES
A small point (in case nobody else mentioned it yet), on the pdf of the revised MADI standard.
Figure 9 (an eye-pattern diagram), has been used twice. The second occurrence (called Figure 10 but the same diagram), is meant to be an example MADI buffer circuit diagram.
Regards,
William Kentish [AES Member (UK) 35280]
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