RME Updates SteadyClock Technology Reducing Self-Jitter Within a Femtosecond

RME, the German manufacturer of audio interfaces, has officially rolled out its SteadyClock FS, the latest version of its SteadyClock technology that offers synchronization and jitter suppression in digital audio signals. According to the company, the new ultra-stable femtosecond clock takes self-jitter to an all-time low by improving its second, analog PLL circuit and referencing both Direct Digital Synthesis and PLL to a low-phase noise quartz crystal, resulting in improved sonic image.

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