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Specifications - dbx 122 Instruction Manual

Tape noise reduction systems

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SPECIFICATIONS
DYNAMIC
RANGE
INPUT IMPEDANCE
OUTPUT
IMPEDANCE
MAXIMUM
OUTPUT LEVEL
EFFECTIVE
NOISE REDUCTION
COMPRESSION-E XPANSION
SLOPE
TRACKING
ACCURACY
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
HARMONIC
DISTORTION
IM DISTORTION
IMPULSE
RESPONSE
LEVEL MATCH
RANGE
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(Weighted background noise to peak signal ratio) 110dB.
50k-ohms
Designed to feed recorder and preamp
inputs of 5k-ohms or greater.
7 volts rms at 1kHz into a 5k-ohm load,
30dB for tape recorders with signal to noise ratios of 45dB or better.
40dB for dbx encoded discs (A weighted).
2:1 constant linear decibel.
+1dB per 20dB for complete encode-decode cycle.
+0.5dB 50Hz to 15kHz; +1dB 30Hz to 20kHz (single sine-wave encode-decode cycle).
40.25dB 30Hz to 20kHz (for complex music program).
—3dB at 20Hz (for tape noise reduction).
—3dB at 27kHz (for disc decode mode).
2nd Harmonic:
less than or equal to 0.1% encode-decode from 30Hz to 15kHz.
3rd Harmonic:
less than or equal to 0.1% encode-decode from 100Hz to 15kHz.
3rd Harmonic:
less than or equal to 0.5% encode-decode from 30Hz to 100Hz.
0.15% typical; 0.3% maximum for encode/decode cycle. (GOHz & 7kHz 4:1 SMPTE)
Risetime: less than 20 microseconds
Overshoot:
12dB for 1kHz tone burst
Release rate: 240dB/second
100mV
to 3V for unity gain; adjustable for convenience
in level setting and avoidance
of overload in succeeding audio stages; level match setting unimportant
for encode-
decode tracking.
NOTE:
Above measurements at 1 volt rms input and output.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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