LAiV HARMONY µDDC

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36,000 ฿

LAiV HARMONY µDDC. Compact, modular digital-to-digital converter with a femto clock.

HARMONY µDDC pairs a precision ultra-low phase noise femto clock with proprietary FIFO buffer and reclocking technology in a compact, modular design, built to reclock and reformat a digital signal before it reaches a DAC.

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HARMONY µDDC: A Precision Femto ClockAt the heart of HARMONY µDDC is a precision, ultra-low phase noise femto clock, referencing every digital signal that passes through the unit against a far more stable timing source than a typical source device provides.

Proprietary FIFO buffer and reclocking technology reads incoming data out against that femto clock, aimed at stripping jitter from the signal before it is handed on to a downstream DAC.
HARMONY µDDC: USB Up to DSD512 and 768kHz PCMOver USB and I²S, HARMONY µDDC handles PCM from 44.1kHz up to 768kHz and DSD from DSD64 up to DSD512, covering the full range of formats a modern digital library is likely to contain.

AES/EBU and coaxial inputs cover PCM up to 192kHz and DSD64 via DoP, rounding out connectivity for older or simpler digital sources alongside the higher-resolution USB and I²S paths.
HARMONY µDDC: Versatile, Galvanically Isolated I2SHARMONY µDDC offers versatile I²S inputs alongside galvanically isolated I²S outputs, keeping electrical noise from a source device from passing through to whatever DAC the unit feeds.

That isolation is built into the I²S path specifically, addressing one of the more common noise-coupling routes between a digital source and a DAC’s I²S input.
HARMONY µDDC: External Master Clock SupportHARMONY µDDC supports an external 10MHz master clock input, letting it lock to an outboard reference clock for systems that already have one rather than always relying on its own onboard femto clock.

Backed by a 24-month limited warranty, HARMONY µDDC’s compact, modular design is built to slot into a system as a dedicated reclocking stage ahead of an existing DAC.