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Hi there
I have two questions related to use of FPGA inside a Digital to Analog Coverter (DAC) and it’s impact on sound reproduction
A) When a firmware is released to rewire the logic gates of the FPGA - what does it do to improve overall audio performance?
B) Does burn in of a FPGA after release for few hours have impact on overall sound quality when a music source is streamed via external devices into the DAC?
I have two questions related to use of FPGA inside a Digital to Analog Coverter (DAC) and it’s impact on sound reproduction
A) When a firmware is released to rewire the logic gates of the FPGA - what does it do to improve overall audio performance?
B) Does burn in of a FPGA after release for few hours have impact on overall sound quality when a music source is streamed via external devices into the DAC?
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Hi,
FPGA cannot influence audio performance and sound quality. Can you give some detail of your need according to sound quality. Voltage regulator stability and SNR may matter.
And, does 'burn in' means programming or configuration?
BR,
Mengzhe
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Hi,
May I know if my answer solved your problem?
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Hi,
I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to check if you have any further questions or concerns regarding this issue about Cyclone IV DAC. If not, I will go ahead and mark this issue as resolved.
Additionally, we would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to fill out our survey. Your feedback is valuable to us and helps us improve our support quality.
Thank you for your time and cooperation.
Best regards,
Mengzhe

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