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bull Independent analog amp digital audio generators and analyzers
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ANALOG + DIGITAL + AESEBUIEC portable one Dual Domainltl is a comshyprehensive audio test set for both analog and digital audio as well as for generation and measurement of AESEBUIIEC digital characteristics such as jitter Like our System One and System TwO products portable one Dual Domain features true Dual Domain architecture Digital signals are generated and measured purely in the digital domain resulting in the -130 dB distortion and -140 dB noise residuals necessary for making useful digital audio measurements
RUGGED PROVEN TECHNOLOGY portable one Dual Domain is designed for field or lab use AS the newest addition to the Portable One family it draws on packaging performance and user interface technology proven in thousands of portable one and Portable One Plus units and digital measurement technology from thousands more System One and SySshytem Two units in use worldwide
EASY TO USE Measurement funcshyt ions are simply selected from the front panel Just press a button and make the measurement Selection of analog and digital inputs is clearly inshydicated on the front panel with LED legends Portable One Dual Domain makes graphs of swept measureshyments in real time on the high conshytrast back-lit LCD display including both Frequency and Amplitude sweeps Hard copy high-resolution graphs compact screen-sized graphs or tabular data listings are made from Portable One Dual Domain to laser
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ink jet or dot matrix printers at the touch of a button Bargraphs can disshyplay measurements ranging from AC mains frequency to digital interface error rate and nearly everything in between Separate buttons and knobs provide independent control of frequency and amplitude The butshytons provide large and medium steps (decade and 13 octave steps for freshyquency 10 dB and 1 dB for amplishytudegt with knobs for finer resolution When not otherwise used the setting knobs and buttons also provide a conshyvenient human interface for scrolling display cursors and for entry of other settings and data
STEREO Portable One Dual Domain is a true two channel instrument Both analog and digital level functions measure both inputs simultaneously Phase and level ratio measurements are also available
FULL RANGE OF ANALOG amp DIGITAL TESTING FACILITIES portable one Dual Domain provides complete and parallel measurement capabilities for both analog and digital audio signals Measurements common to both domains include Amplitude Noise Level (2 channels simultaneouslygt Frequency Phase THO +N SMPTEDIN IMD Crosstalk and Level Ratio stanshydard A-weighting CCIR 468 and LPHP filters are included in both domains RMS and quasi-peak (CCIR 468) detecshytors are available in both domains
ANALOG PERFORMANCE The low disshytortion transformer-coupled analog generator supplies a full 306 dBU (+ 30 dBm into 600 ohms) at selectashy
ble (401506000) source impedances Extremely low analyzer nOise and residual distortion support measurement of high performance digital devices
ANALOG CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS In addition to the above measureshyments the analog GEN LOAD function measures the input resistance of your device at any frequency you choose and makes swept impedance measshyurements (including loudspeakersl
AC MAINS CHECK measures the voltage frequency and distortion of the power line without hazardous direct connections BARGRAPH display in AC MAINS CHECK function provides a visible history of maximum and minishymum mains voltage excursions
The dBg unit (dB referred to the present analog generator amplitudegt is useful for compression threshold measurements or rapid response sweeps at several different absolute levels as well as for input to output gainloss measurements
600 ohm Analog Input Terminations are individually switchable for each channel of the analog analyzer
DIGITAL PERFORMANCE Portable One Dual Domain uses a true DSP-implshyemented analyzer for digital measureshyments which results in -1 30 dB residual THO + N 001 dB flatness and -140 dBFS residual noise Other mixed-Signal test sets in the same price range have no digital analyzer but use a DA converter and an analog analyzer These architectures botshytom out at -70 to -84 dB residual THO + N (12-111 bit effective performshyance) and 01 dB flatness With toshydayS best AD converters measuring -1011 to -108 dB THO + N their real performance is invisible to these mixed Signal analyzers buried under the analyzerS noise and distortion floor
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SAVE amp RECALL TESTS Save 30 instrument setups including results data time-stamped from the internal clock calendar use for repeatable easy bench and producshytion testing or when in the field for storing test data to be printed or anashylyzed later Each saved test includes all settings for the entire instrument a default description or your own tishytle for the test the date and time and the last test result data
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Portable One Dual Domain prints graphs panel setups and measured data either to laser (PCl compatible) inkJet or dot matrix (PCl or IBM Graphics mode) printers Front panel keys select two sizes of graph output (including cursor data) tabular sweep data bargraphs and front panels for printing
Ordering Information
Description Order number portable one Dual Domain P1DD Intermodulatlon Distortion Option P1middotIMD Soft Carrvlng Case option PmiddotCAS Additional Portable One
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EXISting Portable One Plus units with serial numbers above 20000 may be upgraded eltner to Access or Dual Domain versions Please contact Audio precision for Information
GPIB Interface IP1DDmiddot4881 for Portable One Dual Domain Is under development
For a quick print a compact graph provides a direct replication of the LCD screen A larger graph printout covering approximately half a page (360x280 pixels with grid lines) allows finer detail to be shown Both graphs show key instrument setup parameshyters as well Tabular data values for all swept pOints may be printed in order to preserve exact reading values
The bargraph displays with their useshyful minimumlmaximum indicators print just as they are seen on the disshyplay as do any desired instrument panels various printouts may be combined on one page to include graphs bargraphs and numeric data
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INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR An internal clockcalendar automatishycally time amp date stamps saved setups amp data
TI1e new SAVERECALL PRINTED OUTPUT improveshyments INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR and 600 ohm ANALOG INPUT TERMINATION features are all also available in a new model analog-only Portable One the Portable One Plus Access
BUYING A PORTABLE ANALYZER FOR ANALOG AND DIGITAL AUDIO
What to look for when evaluating competitive instruments
Digital Architecture and Features Not all analyzers that accept a digital input signal are actually digital anashylyzers Does the instrument have a real (DSP-implemented) digital domain analyzer or just a DA converter from the digital input connector to an analog hardware analyzer This latter approach in a competitive unit yields distortion performance in the 12-14 bit range (-70 to -85 dB THD +N for examplel Theres just not that much 12-bit digital audio around to measure anymore Portable One Dual Domains digital analyzer guarantees -130 dB residual distortion (nearly 22 bit performance) far in excess of the -105 to -108 dB actual linearity of todays best AID converters
Analog Performance Does the inshystrument have an analog hardware generator and an analog hardware analyzer Some competitive units (at twice the price of Portable One Dual DOmain) use DSP techniques for all generation and analysis so anashylog signals pass through converters inside the instrument The result is THD + N as high as -79 dB flatness as poor as -02 dB - inadequate for most modern audio devices
Interface Testing Does the instrushyment have independent analog digital and jitter generators If it can only provide analog or digital output at anyone time you cant test a house-synchronized AID conshyverter for jitter rejection Without independent flexible digital audio and jitter generators you cant measure jitter sensitivity of a DA converter at various audio and jitter frequency combinations
True Dual Domain True Dual Domain hardware by definition guarantees a full range of analysis capabilities in both analog and digital domains Everyone measures level and some measure THD + N (although implemented with exshytremely limited performance as noted abovel Be sure that other useful measurements such as IMD (lntermodulation Distortion) Phase and Crosstalk are available for both analog and digital signals not just analog
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SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT ANALOG amp DIGITAL GENERATORS often necesshysary for dual domain testing you may for example drive the inputs of an AID converter with the low-distortion anashylog sine while simultaneously driving the converters digital reference (house sync) input with the digital genshyerator Then add jitter or vary the sample rate to see the effect on THD + N IMD or noise competitive units can drive only one domain at a time or use their analog generator to create the digital jitter and thus can t make this measurement at all
SEPARATE DIGITAL INPUTS amp OUTPUTS Three 110 formats XLR BNC and optical (Toslinkl All are completely separate from the analog audio XLR connectors
permitting both digital and analog generators to operate simultaneously No cable changes required to go from AID to DIA to DID to AlA testing of a digital tape machine for example
DIGITAL amp ANALOG MONITOR Listen to all measurements in the digital and analog domains over the internal loudspeaker or a pair of headphones In analog domain monitor signals or distortion In digital domain the
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JITTER METER Portable one Dual Domain includes jitter measurement in nanoseconds or Unit Intervals and with a choice of 50Hz or 700 Hz high pass filters
OTHER INTERFACE SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS Portable one Dual Domain measures key digital 110 interface parameters in addition to jitter including sample rate AES signal voltage frame delay through the device under test and delay of the input signal relative to a house sync reference (frame or block
FLEXIBLE INTERFACE IMPAIRMENT SIMULATION Flexible digital interface testing is vital for troubleshooting and verifying performance of digital audio at the systems level Portable One Dual Domain allows simulation of real world transmission and interface problems Vary the digital output signal to test the acceptance range of your digital devices Set sample rate anywhere from 288 to 528 kHZ not just at the three standard frequencies Inject jitter amplitude from zero to 25 UI (415 nanoseconds at 48 kHz) in 001 UI (16 ns) steps or zero to 255 UI (4150 ns) in 01 UI (16 ns) steps Injected jitter frequency can be set from 10Hz to 388 kHz not just to a fixed frequency Adjust output signal amplitude continuously from zero to 512 Volts in 5 mv increments not just at a few steps only Portable One Dual Domain provides this flexibility in a Portable analyzer
INDEPENDENT INTERFACE 10 WORD WIDTHS Word width of digital input amp output are independently settable from 12 to 24 bits Output width is set to match the device under test to asshysure proper dither Input width must be set to exclude signal in the AUX bits or other low-level bit activity meaningshyless to the desired measurement
INDEPENDENT INPUT amp OUTPUT SAMPLE RATES Lets you test sample rate converters Measurement of the incoming embedded audio signal can be referred to the incoming sample rate status byte indication of rate or the outgOing generator rate
DATA-- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS Stimushylate the test device with random data and display current or totaled error measurements on both channels
Digital Data with actual bit display
The signal and analysis technique are compatible with the BITTEST featu re of System One so you can test a transmisshysion link end-to-end with a Portable One Dual Domain at one end and a System One Dual Domain at the otll er
OTHER DIGITAL CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
Digital Status bytes are displayed and set in high-level English
Error flag displays for confidence lock coding parity errors and the validity bit are included
Additional active bit and actual bit displays on the panel help determi ne the word width of the incoming sig nal amp detect stuck bits
DIGITAL DITHER Portable One Dual Doshymain includes a full complement of dither selections-triangular and rectangular probability distribution functions white or shaped spectruill Dither amplitude is automatically sec to the proper value for the output word width and the selected probClbi lshyity function
SAMPLE amp FRAME SYNC Synchroni ze Portable one Dual Domain sample and frame sync to the digital reference (house sync) input
DIGITAL PASS MODE Sends the input digital audio content to the output while modifying status bytes validi ty bit etc Portable one Dual Domain can thus be used as a problem-solver beshytween incompatible equipment
SIGNAL MONITORING OUTPUTS A digital signal appropriate for synchshying an external oscilloscope may be deshyrived from the input sample rate output sample rate input block rate output block rate digital audio waveshyform jitter signal or the detected Inshyterface errors A buffered version of the balanced AESEBU signal from the XLR input is also available which coushypled with the high input impedance of the XLR in bridging mode allows nonshyintrusive digital line measurements with conventional ground referenced oscilloscopes
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ANALOG + DIGITAL + AESEBUIEC portable one Dual Domainltl is a comshyprehensive audio test set for both analog and digital audio as well as for generation and measurement of AESEBUIIEC digital characteristics such as jitter Like our System One and System TwO products portable one Dual Domain features true Dual Domain architecture Digital signals are generated and measured purely in the digital domain resulting in the -130 dB distortion and -140 dB noise residuals necessary for making useful digital audio measurements
RUGGED PROVEN TECHNOLOGY portable one Dual Domain is designed for field or lab use AS the newest addition to the Portable One family it draws on packaging performance and user interface technology proven in thousands of portable one and Portable One Plus units and digital measurement technology from thousands more System One and SySshytem Two units in use worldwide
EASY TO USE Measurement funcshyt ions are simply selected from the front panel Just press a button and make the measurement Selection of analog and digital inputs is clearly inshydicated on the front panel with LED legends Portable One Dual Domain makes graphs of swept measureshyments in real time on the high conshytrast back-lit LCD display including both Frequency and Amplitude sweeps Hard copy high-resolution graphs compact screen-sized graphs or tabular data listings are made from Portable One Dual Domain to laser
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ink jet or dot matrix printers at the touch of a button Bargraphs can disshyplay measurements ranging from AC mains frequency to digital interface error rate and nearly everything in between Separate buttons and knobs provide independent control of frequency and amplitude The butshytons provide large and medium steps (decade and 13 octave steps for freshyquency 10 dB and 1 dB for amplishytudegt with knobs for finer resolution When not otherwise used the setting knobs and buttons also provide a conshyvenient human interface for scrolling display cursors and for entry of other settings and data
STEREO Portable One Dual Domain is a true two channel instrument Both analog and digital level functions measure both inputs simultaneously Phase and level ratio measurements are also available
FULL RANGE OF ANALOG amp DIGITAL TESTING FACILITIES portable one Dual Domain provides complete and parallel measurement capabilities for both analog and digital audio signals Measurements common to both domains include Amplitude Noise Level (2 channels simultaneouslygt Frequency Phase THO +N SMPTEDIN IMD Crosstalk and Level Ratio stanshydard A-weighting CCIR 468 and LPHP filters are included in both domains RMS and quasi-peak (CCIR 468) detecshytors are available in both domains
ANALOG PERFORMANCE The low disshytortion transformer-coupled analog generator supplies a full 306 dBU (+ 30 dBm into 600 ohms) at selectashy
ble (401506000) source impedances Extremely low analyzer nOise and residual distortion support measurement of high performance digital devices
ANALOG CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS In addition to the above measureshyments the analog GEN LOAD function measures the input resistance of your device at any frequency you choose and makes swept impedance measshyurements (including loudspeakersl
AC MAINS CHECK measures the voltage frequency and distortion of the power line without hazardous direct connections BARGRAPH display in AC MAINS CHECK function provides a visible history of maximum and minishymum mains voltage excursions
The dBg unit (dB referred to the present analog generator amplitudegt is useful for compression threshold measurements or rapid response sweeps at several different absolute levels as well as for input to output gainloss measurements
600 ohm Analog Input Terminations are individually switchable for each channel of the analog analyzer
DIGITAL PERFORMANCE Portable One Dual Domain uses a true DSP-implshyemented analyzer for digital measureshyments which results in -1 30 dB residual THO + N 001 dB flatness and -140 dBFS residual noise Other mixed-Signal test sets in the same price range have no digital analyzer but use a DA converter and an analog analyzer These architectures botshytom out at -70 to -84 dB residual THO + N (12-111 bit effective performshyance) and 01 dB flatness With toshydayS best AD converters measuring -1011 to -108 dB THO + N their real performance is invisible to these mixed Signal analyzers buried under the analyzerS noise and distortion floor
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SAVE amp RECALL TESTS Save 30 instrument setups including results data time-stamped from the internal clock calendar use for repeatable easy bench and producshytion testing or when in the field for storing test data to be printed or anashylyzed later Each saved test includes all settings for the entire instrument a default description or your own tishytle for the test the date and time and the last test result data
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Portable One Dual Domain prints graphs panel setups and measured data either to laser (PCl compatible) inkJet or dot matrix (PCl or IBM Graphics mode) printers Front panel keys select two sizes of graph output (including cursor data) tabular sweep data bargraphs and front panels for printing
Ordering Information
Description Order number portable one Dual Domain P1DD Intermodulatlon Distortion Option P1middotIMD Soft Carrvlng Case option PmiddotCAS Additional Portable One
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RCAlBNC lunball cables CAB-XBR Set of two special AESIEBU cables for digital connections available 2 or 4 meter lengths CABmiddotAES2
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EXISting Portable One Plus units with serial numbers above 20000 may be upgraded eltner to Access or Dual Domain versions Please contact Audio precision for Information
GPIB Interface IP1DDmiddot4881 for Portable One Dual Domain Is under development
For a quick print a compact graph provides a direct replication of the LCD screen A larger graph printout covering approximately half a page (360x280 pixels with grid lines) allows finer detail to be shown Both graphs show key instrument setup parameshyters as well Tabular data values for all swept pOints may be printed in order to preserve exact reading values
The bargraph displays with their useshyful minimumlmaximum indicators print just as they are seen on the disshyplay as do any desired instrument panels various printouts may be combined on one page to include graphs bargraphs and numeric data
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INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR An internal clockcalendar automatishycally time amp date stamps saved setups amp data
TI1e new SAVERECALL PRINTED OUTPUT improveshyments INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR and 600 ohm ANALOG INPUT TERMINATION features are all also available in a new model analog-only Portable One the Portable One Plus Access
BUYING A PORTABLE ANALYZER FOR ANALOG AND DIGITAL AUDIO
What to look for when evaluating competitive instruments
Digital Architecture and Features Not all analyzers that accept a digital input signal are actually digital anashylyzers Does the instrument have a real (DSP-implemented) digital domain analyzer or just a DA converter from the digital input connector to an analog hardware analyzer This latter approach in a competitive unit yields distortion performance in the 12-14 bit range (-70 to -85 dB THD +N for examplel Theres just not that much 12-bit digital audio around to measure anymore Portable One Dual Domains digital analyzer guarantees -130 dB residual distortion (nearly 22 bit performance) far in excess of the -105 to -108 dB actual linearity of todays best AID converters
Analog Performance Does the inshystrument have an analog hardware generator and an analog hardware analyzer Some competitive units (at twice the price of Portable One Dual DOmain) use DSP techniques for all generation and analysis so anashylog signals pass through converters inside the instrument The result is THD + N as high as -79 dB flatness as poor as -02 dB - inadequate for most modern audio devices
Interface Testing Does the instrushyment have independent analog digital and jitter generators If it can only provide analog or digital output at anyone time you cant test a house-synchronized AID conshyverter for jitter rejection Without independent flexible digital audio and jitter generators you cant measure jitter sensitivity of a DA converter at various audio and jitter frequency combinations
True Dual Domain True Dual Domain hardware by definition guarantees a full range of analysis capabilities in both analog and digital domains Everyone measures level and some measure THD + N (although implemented with exshytremely limited performance as noted abovel Be sure that other useful measurements such as IMD (lntermodulation Distortion) Phase and Crosstalk are available for both analog and digital signals not just analog
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SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT ANALOG amp DIGITAL GENERATORS often necesshysary for dual domain testing you may for example drive the inputs of an AID converter with the low-distortion anashylog sine while simultaneously driving the converters digital reference (house sync) input with the digital genshyerator Then add jitter or vary the sample rate to see the effect on THD + N IMD or noise competitive units can drive only one domain at a time or use their analog generator to create the digital jitter and thus can t make this measurement at all
SEPARATE DIGITAL INPUTS amp OUTPUTS Three 110 formats XLR BNC and optical (Toslinkl All are completely separate from the analog audio XLR connectors
permitting both digital and analog generators to operate simultaneously No cable changes required to go from AID to DIA to DID to AlA testing of a digital tape machine for example
DIGITAL amp ANALOG MONITOR Listen to all measurements in the digital and analog domains over the internal loudspeaker or a pair of headphones In analog domain monitor signals or distortion In digital domain the
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JITTER METER Portable one Dual Domain includes jitter measurement in nanoseconds or Unit Intervals and with a choice of 50Hz or 700 Hz high pass filters
OTHER INTERFACE SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS Portable one Dual Domain measures key digital 110 interface parameters in addition to jitter including sample rate AES signal voltage frame delay through the device under test and delay of the input signal relative to a house sync reference (frame or block
FLEXIBLE INTERFACE IMPAIRMENT SIMULATION Flexible digital interface testing is vital for troubleshooting and verifying performance of digital audio at the systems level Portable One Dual Domain allows simulation of real world transmission and interface problems Vary the digital output signal to test the acceptance range of your digital devices Set sample rate anywhere from 288 to 528 kHZ not just at the three standard frequencies Inject jitter amplitude from zero to 25 UI (415 nanoseconds at 48 kHz) in 001 UI (16 ns) steps or zero to 255 UI (4150 ns) in 01 UI (16 ns) steps Injected jitter frequency can be set from 10Hz to 388 kHz not just to a fixed frequency Adjust output signal amplitude continuously from zero to 512 Volts in 5 mv increments not just at a few steps only Portable One Dual Domain provides this flexibility in a Portable analyzer
INDEPENDENT INTERFACE 10 WORD WIDTHS Word width of digital input amp output are independently settable from 12 to 24 bits Output width is set to match the device under test to asshysure proper dither Input width must be set to exclude signal in the AUX bits or other low-level bit activity meaningshyless to the desired measurement
INDEPENDENT INPUT amp OUTPUT SAMPLE RATES Lets you test sample rate converters Measurement of the incoming embedded audio signal can be referred to the incoming sample rate status byte indication of rate or the outgOing generator rate
DATA-- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS Stimushylate the test device with random data and display current or totaled error measurements on both channels
Digital Data with actual bit display
The signal and analysis technique are compatible with the BITTEST featu re of System One so you can test a transmisshysion link end-to-end with a Portable One Dual Domain at one end and a System One Dual Domain at the otll er
OTHER DIGITAL CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
Digital Status bytes are displayed and set in high-level English
Error flag displays for confidence lock coding parity errors and the validity bit are included
Additional active bit and actual bit displays on the panel help determi ne the word width of the incoming sig nal amp detect stuck bits
DIGITAL DITHER Portable One Dual Doshymain includes a full complement of dither selections-triangular and rectangular probability distribution functions white or shaped spectruill Dither amplitude is automatically sec to the proper value for the output word width and the selected probClbi lshyity function
SAMPLE amp FRAME SYNC Synchroni ze Portable one Dual Domain sample and frame sync to the digital reference (house sync) input
DIGITAL PASS MODE Sends the input digital audio content to the output while modifying status bytes validi ty bit etc Portable one Dual Domain can thus be used as a problem-solver beshytween incompatible equipment
SIGNAL MONITORING OUTPUTS A digital signal appropriate for synchshying an external oscilloscope may be deshyrived from the input sample rate output sample rate input block rate output block rate digital audio waveshyform jitter signal or the detected Inshyterface errors A buffered version of the balanced AESEBU signal from the XLR input is also available which coushypled with the high input impedance of the XLR in bridging mode allows nonshyintrusive digital line measurements with conventional ground referenced oscilloscopes
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SAVE amp RECALL TESTS Save 30 instrument setups including results data time-stamped from the internal clock calendar use for repeatable easy bench and producshytion testing or when in the field for storing test data to be printed or anashylyzed later Each saved test includes all settings for the entire instrument a default description or your own tishytle for the test the date and time and the last test result data
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Portable One Dual Domain prints graphs panel setups and measured data either to laser (PCl compatible) inkJet or dot matrix (PCl or IBM Graphics mode) printers Front panel keys select two sizes of graph output (including cursor data) tabular sweep data bargraphs and front panels for printing
Ordering Information
Description Order number portable one Dual Domain P1DD Intermodulatlon Distortion Option P1middotIMD Soft Carrvlng Case option PmiddotCAS Additional Portable One
Dual Domain users Maual MANmiddotP1DD set Of four XLR malefemale to
RCAlBNC lunball cables CAB-XBR Set of two special AESIEBU cables for digital connections available 2 or 4 meter lengths CABmiddotAES2
CABmiddotAES4 Optional nolsemiddotweighting band limiting and demiddotemphasis filters See price list
EXISting Portable One Plus units with serial numbers above 20000 may be upgraded eltner to Access or Dual Domain versions Please contact Audio precision for Information
GPIB Interface IP1DDmiddot4881 for Portable One Dual Domain Is under development
For a quick print a compact graph provides a direct replication of the LCD screen A larger graph printout covering approximately half a page (360x280 pixels with grid lines) allows finer detail to be shown Both graphs show key instrument setup parameshyters as well Tabular data values for all swept pOints may be printed in order to preserve exact reading values
The bargraph displays with their useshyful minimumlmaximum indicators print just as they are seen on the disshyplay as do any desired instrument panels various printouts may be combined on one page to include graphs bargraphs and numeric data
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INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR An internal clockcalendar automatishycally time amp date stamps saved setups amp data
TI1e new SAVERECALL PRINTED OUTPUT improveshyments INTERNAL CLOCK CALENDAR and 600 ohm ANALOG INPUT TERMINATION features are all also available in a new model analog-only Portable One the Portable One Plus Access
BUYING A PORTABLE ANALYZER FOR ANALOG AND DIGITAL AUDIO
What to look for when evaluating competitive instruments
Digital Architecture and Features Not all analyzers that accept a digital input signal are actually digital anashylyzers Does the instrument have a real (DSP-implemented) digital domain analyzer or just a DA converter from the digital input connector to an analog hardware analyzer This latter approach in a competitive unit yields distortion performance in the 12-14 bit range (-70 to -85 dB THD +N for examplel Theres just not that much 12-bit digital audio around to measure anymore Portable One Dual Domains digital analyzer guarantees -130 dB residual distortion (nearly 22 bit performance) far in excess of the -105 to -108 dB actual linearity of todays best AID converters
Analog Performance Does the inshystrument have an analog hardware generator and an analog hardware analyzer Some competitive units (at twice the price of Portable One Dual DOmain) use DSP techniques for all generation and analysis so anashylog signals pass through converters inside the instrument The result is THD + N as high as -79 dB flatness as poor as -02 dB - inadequate for most modern audio devices
Interface Testing Does the instrushyment have independent analog digital and jitter generators If it can only provide analog or digital output at anyone time you cant test a house-synchronized AID conshyverter for jitter rejection Without independent flexible digital audio and jitter generators you cant measure jitter sensitivity of a DA converter at various audio and jitter frequency combinations
True Dual Domain True Dual Domain hardware by definition guarantees a full range of analysis capabilities in both analog and digital domains Everyone measures level and some measure THD + N (although implemented with exshytremely limited performance as noted abovel Be sure that other useful measurements such as IMD (lntermodulation Distortion) Phase and Crosstalk are available for both analog and digital signals not just analog
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Extensive digital audio and interface facilities are represented on the panels at right The digital domain generator panels shown at upper right control sample rate digital audio and jitter generation
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FUNCTION MONITOR
INPUT MONITOR
SPEAKER HEADPHONE
MONITOR
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SPOIF OUI
AESiEBU Output
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Status Bytes Display
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DIGITAL AUDIO GENERATOR
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JITTER GENERATOR
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PRINTER IBM GRAPH
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Setup Panel with ClockCalendar
DampEHD CONS EMPtf HONE SR32 kHz DINPCONS EMPHHOHE SR 32kHz COPY NO NO ERRORS COPY NO UALID
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competitive analyzer lacking DSP analyzer produces false THO+N readings (red trace) from a popular AID converter 80th Portable One Dual Domain and system Two Dual DomaIn graph the true performance of the converter (from 5 d8 to 28 d8 lower as represented bv m e trace in blue
SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT ANALOG amp DIGITAL GENERATORS often necesshysary for dual domain testing you may for example drive the inputs of an AID converter with the low-distortion anashylog sine while simultaneously driving the converters digital reference (house sync) input with the digital genshyerator Then add jitter or vary the sample rate to see the effect on THD + N IMD or noise competitive units can drive only one domain at a time or use their analog generator to create the digital jitter and thus can t make this measurement at all
SEPARATE DIGITAL INPUTS amp OUTPUTS Three 110 formats XLR BNC and optical (Toslinkl All are completely separate from the analog audio XLR connectors
permitting both digital and analog generators to operate simultaneously No cable changes required to go from AID to DIA to DID to AlA testing of a digital tape machine for example
DIGITAL amp ANALOG MONITOR Listen to all measurements in the digital and analog domains over the internal loudspeaker or a pair of headphones In analog domain monitor signals or distortion In digital domain the
incoming signal distortion or jitter can all be monitored
JITTER METER Portable one Dual Domain includes jitter measurement in nanoseconds or Unit Intervals and with a choice of 50Hz or 700 Hz high pass filters
OTHER INTERFACE SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS Portable one Dual Domain measures key digital 110 interface parameters in addition to jitter including sample rate AES signal voltage frame delay through the device under test and delay of the input signal relative to a house sync reference (frame or block
FLEXIBLE INTERFACE IMPAIRMENT SIMULATION Flexible digital interface testing is vital for troubleshooting and verifying performance of digital audio at the systems level Portable One Dual Domain allows simulation of real world transmission and interface problems Vary the digital output signal to test the acceptance range of your digital devices Set sample rate anywhere from 288 to 528 kHZ not just at the three standard frequencies Inject jitter amplitude from zero to 25 UI (415 nanoseconds at 48 kHz) in 001 UI (16 ns) steps or zero to 255 UI (4150 ns) in 01 UI (16 ns) steps Injected jitter frequency can be set from 10Hz to 388 kHz not just to a fixed frequency Adjust output signal amplitude continuously from zero to 512 Volts in 5 mv increments not just at a few steps only Portable One Dual Domain provides this flexibility in a Portable analyzer
INDEPENDENT INTERFACE 10 WORD WIDTHS Word width of digital input amp output are independently settable from 12 to 24 bits Output width is set to match the device under test to asshysure proper dither Input width must be set to exclude signal in the AUX bits or other low-level bit activity meaningshyless to the desired measurement
INDEPENDENT INPUT amp OUTPUT SAMPLE RATES Lets you test sample rate converters Measurement of the incoming embedded audio signal can be referred to the incoming sample rate status byte indication of rate or the outgOing generator rate
DATA-- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS Stimushylate the test device with random data and display current or totaled error measurements on both channels
Digital Data with actual bit display
The signal and analysis technique are compatible with the BITTEST featu re of System One so you can test a transmisshysion link end-to-end with a Portable One Dual Domain at one end and a System One Dual Domain at the otll er
OTHER DIGITAL CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
Digital Status bytes are displayed and set in high-level English
Error flag displays for confidence lock coding parity errors and the validity bit are included
Additional active bit and actual bit displays on the panel help determi ne the word width of the incoming sig nal amp detect stuck bits
DIGITAL DITHER Portable One Dual Doshymain includes a full complement of dither selections-triangular and rectangular probability distribution functions white or shaped spectruill Dither amplitude is automatically sec to the proper value for the output word width and the selected probClbi lshyity function
SAMPLE amp FRAME SYNC Synchroni ze Portable one Dual Domain sample and frame sync to the digital reference (house sync) input
DIGITAL PASS MODE Sends the input digital audio content to the output while modifying status bytes validi ty bit etc Portable one Dual Domain can thus be used as a problem-solver beshytween incompatible equipment
SIGNAL MONITORING OUTPUTS A digital signal appropriate for synchshying an external oscilloscope may be deshyrived from the input sample rate output sample rate input block rate output block rate digital audio waveshyform jitter signal or the detected Inshyterface errors A buffered version of the balanced AESEBU signal from the XLR input is also available which coushypled with the high input impedance of the XLR in bridging mode allows nonshyintrusive digital line measurements with conventional ground referenced oscilloscopes
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Extensive digital audio and interface facilities are represented on the panels at right The digital domain generator panels shown at upper right control sample rate digital audio and jitter generation
~ITTER GIBNe HtZ GI~REQ 1000 U I 400 Upp 5011
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~ITSINE 1000 Ul Iou kHz RMS HP 700 Hz
Jitter Analvzer
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SPOIF OUI
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DIGITAL AUDIO GENERATOR
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JITTER GENERATOR
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Gil IFREQ CD
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UHD+N CBILEVEL GB jAUTO-T CD
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Digital THD+N
competitive analyzer lacking DSP analyzer produces false THO+N readings (red trace) from a popular AID converter 80th Portable One Dual Domain and system Two Dual DomaIn graph the true performance of the converter (from 5 d8 to 28 d8 lower as represented bv m e trace in blue
SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT ANALOG amp DIGITAL GENERATORS often necesshysary for dual domain testing you may for example drive the inputs of an AID converter with the low-distortion anashylog sine while simultaneously driving the converters digital reference (house sync) input with the digital genshyerator Then add jitter or vary the sample rate to see the effect on THD + N IMD or noise competitive units can drive only one domain at a time or use their analog generator to create the digital jitter and thus can t make this measurement at all
SEPARATE DIGITAL INPUTS amp OUTPUTS Three 110 formats XLR BNC and optical (Toslinkl All are completely separate from the analog audio XLR connectors
permitting both digital and analog generators to operate simultaneously No cable changes required to go from AID to DIA to DID to AlA testing of a digital tape machine for example
DIGITAL amp ANALOG MONITOR Listen to all measurements in the digital and analog domains over the internal loudspeaker or a pair of headphones In analog domain monitor signals or distortion In digital domain the
incoming signal distortion or jitter can all be monitored
JITTER METER Portable one Dual Domain includes jitter measurement in nanoseconds or Unit Intervals and with a choice of 50Hz or 700 Hz high pass filters
OTHER INTERFACE SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS Portable one Dual Domain measures key digital 110 interface parameters in addition to jitter including sample rate AES signal voltage frame delay through the device under test and delay of the input signal relative to a house sync reference (frame or block
FLEXIBLE INTERFACE IMPAIRMENT SIMULATION Flexible digital interface testing is vital for troubleshooting and verifying performance of digital audio at the systems level Portable One Dual Domain allows simulation of real world transmission and interface problems Vary the digital output signal to test the acceptance range of your digital devices Set sample rate anywhere from 288 to 528 kHZ not just at the three standard frequencies Inject jitter amplitude from zero to 25 UI (415 nanoseconds at 48 kHz) in 001 UI (16 ns) steps or zero to 255 UI (4150 ns) in 01 UI (16 ns) steps Injected jitter frequency can be set from 10Hz to 388 kHz not just to a fixed frequency Adjust output signal amplitude continuously from zero to 512 Volts in 5 mv increments not just at a few steps only Portable One Dual Domain provides this flexibility in a Portable analyzer
INDEPENDENT INTERFACE 10 WORD WIDTHS Word width of digital input amp output are independently settable from 12 to 24 bits Output width is set to match the device under test to asshysure proper dither Input width must be set to exclude signal in the AUX bits or other low-level bit activity meaningshyless to the desired measurement
INDEPENDENT INPUT amp OUTPUT SAMPLE RATES Lets you test sample rate converters Measurement of the incoming embedded audio signal can be referred to the incoming sample rate status byte indication of rate or the outgOing generator rate
DATA-- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS Stimushylate the test device with random data and display current or totaled error measurements on both channels
Digital Data with actual bit display
The signal and analysis technique are compatible with the BITTEST featu re of System One so you can test a transmisshysion link end-to-end with a Portable One Dual Domain at one end and a System One Dual Domain at the otll er
OTHER DIGITAL CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
Digital Status bytes are displayed and set in high-level English
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DIGITAL DITHER Portable One Dual Doshymain includes a full complement of dither selections-triangular and rectangular probability distribution functions white or shaped spectruill Dither amplitude is automatically sec to the proper value for the output word width and the selected probClbi lshyity function
SAMPLE amp FRAME SYNC Synchroni ze Portable one Dual Domain sample and frame sync to the digital reference (house sync) input
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SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT ANALOG amp DIGITAL GENERATORS often necesshysary for dual domain testing you may for example drive the inputs of an AID converter with the low-distortion anashylog sine while simultaneously driving the converters digital reference (house sync) input with the digital genshyerator Then add jitter or vary the sample rate to see the effect on THD + N IMD or noise competitive units can drive only one domain at a time or use their analog generator to create the digital jitter and thus can t make this measurement at all
SEPARATE DIGITAL INPUTS amp OUTPUTS Three 110 formats XLR BNC and optical (Toslinkl All are completely separate from the analog audio XLR connectors
permitting both digital and analog generators to operate simultaneously No cable changes required to go from AID to DIA to DID to AlA testing of a digital tape machine for example
DIGITAL amp ANALOG MONITOR Listen to all measurements in the digital and analog domains over the internal loudspeaker or a pair of headphones In analog domain monitor signals or distortion In digital domain the
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JITTER METER Portable one Dual Domain includes jitter measurement in nanoseconds or Unit Intervals and with a choice of 50Hz or 700 Hz high pass filters
OTHER INTERFACE SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS Portable one Dual Domain measures key digital 110 interface parameters in addition to jitter including sample rate AES signal voltage frame delay through the device under test and delay of the input signal relative to a house sync reference (frame or block
FLEXIBLE INTERFACE IMPAIRMENT SIMULATION Flexible digital interface testing is vital for troubleshooting and verifying performance of digital audio at the systems level Portable One Dual Domain allows simulation of real world transmission and interface problems Vary the digital output signal to test the acceptance range of your digital devices Set sample rate anywhere from 288 to 528 kHZ not just at the three standard frequencies Inject jitter amplitude from zero to 25 UI (415 nanoseconds at 48 kHz) in 001 UI (16 ns) steps or zero to 255 UI (4150 ns) in 01 UI (16 ns) steps Injected jitter frequency can be set from 10Hz to 388 kHz not just to a fixed frequency Adjust output signal amplitude continuously from zero to 512 Volts in 5 mv increments not just at a few steps only Portable One Dual Domain provides this flexibility in a Portable analyzer
INDEPENDENT INTERFACE 10 WORD WIDTHS Word width of digital input amp output are independently settable from 12 to 24 bits Output width is set to match the device under test to asshysure proper dither Input width must be set to exclude signal in the AUX bits or other low-level bit activity meaningshyless to the desired measurement
INDEPENDENT INPUT amp OUTPUT SAMPLE RATES Lets you test sample rate converters Measurement of the incoming embedded audio signal can be referred to the incoming sample rate status byte indication of rate or the outgOing generator rate
DATA-- ERROR TESTING CAPABILITY FOR DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNALS Stimushylate the test device with random data and display current or totaled error measurements on both channels
Digital Data with actual bit display
The signal and analysis technique are compatible with the BITTEST featu re of System One so you can test a transmisshysion link end-to-end with a Portable One Dual Domain at one end and a System One Dual Domain at the otll er
OTHER DIGITAL CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
Digital Status bytes are displayed and set in high-level English
Error flag displays for confidence lock coding parity errors and the validity bit are included
Additional active bit and actual bit displays on the panel help determi ne the word width of the incoming sig nal amp detect stuck bits
DIGITAL DITHER Portable One Dual Doshymain includes a full complement of dither selections-triangular and rectangular probability distribution functions white or shaped spectruill Dither amplitude is automatically sec to the proper value for the output word width and the selected probClbi lshyity function
SAMPLE amp FRAME SYNC Synchroni ze Portable one Dual Domain sample and frame sync to the digital reference (house sync) input
DIGITAL PASS MODE Sends the input digital audio content to the output while modifying status bytes validi ty bit etc Portable one Dual Domain can thus be used as a problem-solver beshytween incompatible equipment
SIGNAL MONITORING OUTPUTS A digital signal appropriate for synchshying an external oscilloscope may be deshyrived from the input sample rate output sample rate input block rate output block rate digital audio waveshyform jitter signal or the detected Inshyterface errors A buffered version of the balanced AESEBU signal from the XLR input is also available which coushypled with the high input impedance of the XLR in bridging mode allows nonshyintrusive digital line measurements with conventional ground referenced oscilloscopes
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ANALOC SIGNAL OUTPUTS
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