According to the French audio manufacturer, the new ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC PCIe sound cards are purpose-built to address the evolving needs of audio acquisition and processing in critical audio industries such as broadcast, acoustic measurement, court rooms, public safety, and 24/7 operation installations where reliability and audio quality are paramount.
Building on the success of the ALP-X range, the ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC are low profile PCIe sound cards optimized for the recording of 8 analog line-level or mic-level audio inputs with zero latency, monitoring and onboard mixing capabilities. Featuring 8 balanced analog inputs, 2 balanced outputs, 8 GPIs and GPOs, the cards offer exceptional performance with +24dBu max analog level, adjustable analog gain (up to +56dB for mic inputs), an E.I.N of -124dB and an SNR higher than 115dBA on inputs, as well as a sampling rate from 8kHz to 192kHz.
An FPGA-based zero latency mixer supports the flexible routing and mixing of 16 inputs (8 analog channels and 8 playback channels) to 10 outputs (2 analog channels and 8 recording channels), making the ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC ideal for complex audio capture workflows. Inter-board synchronization with up to 8 ALP-X cards, combined with Digigram''s unified Windows control panel and Linux support, ensures seamless integration into any system.
The Diagram ALP range has redefined what sound cards can offer across industries. By integrating GPIOs, multi-OS compatibility, and powerful FPGA mixers, Digigram ensures that audio engineers and system integrators can meet their technical goals without compromise.
Digigram has offices in France and Singapore. With the acquisition of AuviTran and OROS, the Digigram group now enlarges its expertise and reach towards applications where audio is critical to the success of teams. From sensitive security or transportation industries to broadcast - utmost reliability, pristine audio quality and user-friendliness remain Digigram’s signature features.
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