Retail price is 999 euro, now for 549 euro only. Featuring a 12Mbps data transmission rate and 2500V isolation voltage, the industrial USB isolator can be used to protect the USB port of all kinds of devices. Power is provided from the computers USB port, however an external power supply can be connected to the isolator if your USB device has a high current consumption (400mA or more). You can experience for yourself the super low-noise and a precise sound images on a transparent sound stage. The ADUM4160 makes this USB isolator compatible with both low speed (1.5M) and high speed (12M).
USB ISOLATOR PC
Currently, there is no other way to completely cut PC noise, the sound improvement by totally removing PC noise is staggering. As a result, Acoustic Revive succeeded in removing the PC noise through both of the signal and power lines to nano level. For the signal line an IC (developed by Analog Devices in USA) is used which is normally employed to prevent any malfunction of medical equipment, and for the power line Acoustic Revive selected the latest IC which is far superior in noise removal than the original IC of Analog Devices. Even if you isolate the power supply of the PC via a noise-cut transformer or drive the PC by battery (DC power), the noise generated by the PC itself is freely flowing into the audio equipment through the USB cable which greatly deteriorates the sound quality. Not only through the power supply line of the PC, but also through the signal and power supply line of the USB cable.
PC noise is constantly flowing into the audio system. The main cause of sound deterioration with PC based audio is the huge amount of noise generated by the PC. We opened the box for taking pictures only. Utilizing iCoupler digital isolation technology. Price and other details may vary GeeekPi USB Isolator Module ADUM3160 USB Digital Isolation USB to USB. Brand new, never used! One RUI-1 USB Isolator (the current version). USB isolators protect the communication interface between the host, such as a PC, and its peripheral.
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