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RME Audio RME AEB4-O

RME AEB4-O

Analog Expansion Board for the DIGI96 series

Item # 10908

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RME Audio

RME AEB4-O Analog Expansion Board for the DIGI96® series 4 balanced analog outputs with 24 bit DA-converters
The AEB4-O (Analog Expansion Board) adds four analog outputs in professional quality to all ADAT capable cards of the DIGI96 series. Level adjustment +4 dBu/-10 dBV, 106 dBA SNR and a servo balanced output stage deliver perfect sound and sonic clarity.


Technical Specifications and Features



Output AEB4-O 4 x 1/4" TRS jack, servo balanced


Dynamic ratio 103 dB (RMS unweighted), 106 dBA


THD+N -95 dB (0.0017 %)


Frequency response -0.1 dB: 10 Hz - 21 kHz


Output level for 0 dBFS @ +4 dBu: +12 dBu


Output level for 0 dBFS @ -10 dBV: +2 dBV


Crosstalk > 110 dB


Supported sample rates 32 kHz - 48 kHz


Output impedance 75 Ohm


Power supply uses 3.5" floppy connector, 12/5 V DC, 190 mA


AEB needs no slot on the motherboard


Standard bracket, board dimensions AEB4: 85 x 95 mm, AEB8: 120 x 95 mm


1 internal cable 2-pin, 1 power adapter cable 5 1/4" to 2 x 3.5" included



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MPN: AEB4-O
UPC: 400000013701

Notes on Compatibility



DIGI96 Series



AEBs use the internal ADAT interface of the DIGI cards. Therefore they do not work with the DIGI96 (which did not support ADAT). To operate the AEB4-I and AEB8-I the used DIGIs must have the connectors ST6/7 on board (for the Word Clock Module). These were not present on the very first cards of the DIGI96 series (1998 to beginning of 1999).



One AEBx-I and one AEBx-O can be connected and operated simultaneously, in all possible combinations.



Hammerfall Series



An operation with the Hammerfall or Hammerfall Light requires board revision 1.5 or higher, because the internal connectors ADAT1Out, ADAT2Out and ST7 were not implemented in earlier versions.



One AEBx-I and two AEBx-O can be connected and operated simultaneously, in all possible combinations.


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