Re: USB audio and vibration recording device with driver

2009/4/2 Paweł Kuśmierek <pawel.kusmierek@xxxxxxxxx>

Hi Boris,

Hi Pawel

2009/4/2 boris defreville <boris.defreville@xxxxxxxxx>:

> With USB sound card I mean the ones that provides continuous courant (ICP)
> and not continuous voltage (48V) i.e. EDIROL and M-Audio soundcard.

I am not sure what do you mean here. 48V is provided for powering
microphophones (phantom power).

The real term is I was looking for is "ICP sensor interface" : different from the ones that deliver 48V phantom power.

This kind of device is more appropriated for industry measurements instead of audio recordings

Sorry for my unprecision

Boris

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> Additionnal features : Symetric cable, BNC connector.

Some of these cards have symmetric (balanced) inputs and/or outputs,
on XLR and/or TRS connectors. You can easily get a connector or a
series of connectors from BNC to any of audio-specific connectors,
like RCA, TRS, TS, or XLR.

Paweł

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> 2009/4/2 Paweł Kuśmierek <pawel.kusmierek@xxxxxxxxx>
>>

>> There are many. See, for example:
>> http://www.sweetwater.com/c695--USB_Audio_Interfaces
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>> I am using M-Audio Fast Track Pro (for music listenig), and I am happy
>> with it. E-mu 0202 USB, Tascam 122, Lexicon Alpha, or even Edirol
>> UA1EX or other popular options. They mainly differ in audio-specific
>> devices onboard (like mic preamps), maximum sampling frequency, SNR
>> (though it's typically very good anyway) and whether they are USB1.1
>> or 2.0. The latter is important if you need multichannel recording.
>> Approximately with USB1.1 you can play 2 channels 96kHz/24bit, or
>> record 2ch 96/24, or record 2ch 48/24 while playing 2ch 48/24, or go
>> for 4in/2out (or vice versa) at 48/16.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> Pawel
>>
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Department of Physiology and Biophysics
Georgetown University Medical Center
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