Sigma Electronics has re-designed its Web site
providing a more user-friendly and comprehensive online resource.
Sigma Electronics' new Web site
allows end users to order and purchase Sigma products online.
The new site features complete product catalogs and an in-depth
explanation of Digital Audio Time Code (DATC), Sigma Electronics’
new technology that has been designed to provide unique solutions to
the timing, mixing and synchronizing challenges inherent in the
delivery of digital audio. The new site also allows end users to order
and purchase Sigma products online.
The new Web site design reflects the technology
developments newly introduced by Sigma Electronics, including the
recent launch of OctaStream at NAB2003. The product line, which is
featured on the site, is based on Sigma’s DATC technology. DATC
is Sigma’s answer to the timing issues associated with
synchronizing audio and video in a DTV stream.
The OctaStream family of products includes the DA5320 Mixer &
Subframe Router, the DA5315 Variable Delay Compensator, the DA5325
Sample Rate Converter and the SG5605 Audio Reference Generator. The
technology deals with audio units of time, not video frame rates. This
allows the system to be video system independent, while still having
the capability of being fully integrated into an existing broadcast
facility system.
The site also features a section accessible by customers only, and
an advanced product search function.
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