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176.4/24

A 24-bit digital music sample taken 176,400 times per second. Four times the sampling rate of the standard CD (44.1 kHz), this is a standard format for downloadable high-definition music that was converted from a DSD master (see SACD). See high-resolution audio and high-resolution sampling rates.
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Figure 5c shows the admittance plot in the vicinity of resonance, which is observed to occur near 176 kHz, and the sharp resonance corresponds to a Q near 197.
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