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About DSD (416 words)
DSD makes Government and Defence policy more certain and more effective by providing the policy Departments and assessment agencies with important information that is not available from open sources.
DSD also directly contributes to the military effectiveness of the ADF, and provides a range of information security services to ensure that their sensitive electronic information systems are not susceptible to unauthorised access, compromise or disruption.
DSD's personnel are dedicated to their work: it offers them challenges and rewards, both personal and professional, uncommon in most other public or private sector workplaces.
All about SACD and DSD (385 words)
DSD is the new digital recording technology employed by the SACD.
By using a completely different system of encoding, DSD avoids many of the limitations of physics, electronics, and manufacturing technology inherent to the current method of PCM recording used for CDs and other current digital audio applications.
DSD systems only consider the change in amplitude from sample to sample (1 bit; 2.8 million samples per second).
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