Less activity is occurring in state-of-the-art audio converters because the market is much smaller for these. Analog Devices and Philips are sitting things out, while Burr-Brown appears to be concentrating on lower-cost chips for use in CD-R, MiniDisc, and A/V receivers. Most companies are busy working on converters for DSL rather than audio. DSL has some very tough requirements, and many of these are multibit delta-sigma structures. We will not reference these here.
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