John Kotches
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Michael,
It's the nature of encryption that requires buffering and reclocking.
You have a decorrelated signal (encrypted) that scrambles everything including any timing information that might be present in the datastream.
Whether it's a $500 receiver or a very expensive processor, all who are using encrypted digital channels will require this type of architecture.
Beneficiaries? Consumers.
Regards,
It's the nature of encryption that requires buffering and reclocking.
You have a decorrelated signal (encrypted) that scrambles everything including any timing information that might be present in the datastream.
Whether it's a $500 receiver or a very expensive processor, all who are using encrypted digital channels will require this type of architecture.
Beneficiaries? Consumers.
Regards,