21 Jun
2014
21 Jun
'14
8:19 p.m.
2014-06-21 19:18 GMT+02:00 Len Ovens <len(a)ovenwerks.net>et>:
As was already stated, clock speed of the interface is
not really relevant.
It seems in fact that no one is really interested in USB3 because it does
not have any improvement for audio, USB2 is enough. The limitation with USB1
is bit depth, bit rate and channel count.
You are probably right about USB3 but with USB1 and USB2 speeds, how
can the clock speed not be relevant? As an example, wouldn't
transferring 1024 frames of float on USB1 (12Mbit) take 2,7ms and only
68us on USB2 (480Mbit)?
In raw throughput that is, there are probably other factors limiting the speed?
Regards,
Robert