Test – Behringer UCA-222 Audio Interface
Conclusions
The Behringer UCA222 is a compact, USB-powered audio interface that’s ideal for connecting your PC or Mac computer to virtually any piece of audio gear1. Here are some key features and reasons why it’s useful for testing audio equipment using computer audio analysis software:
High-Quality Converters: The UCA222 features 16-bit/48kHz converters2 that ensure high-quality audio input and low-latency playback out of your computer2.
Versatile Connectivity: It has two RCA inputs and two RCA outputs, a headphone output, and a S/PDIF digital output2. This allows you to connect a wide range of audio equipment for testing.
Portability: The UCA222 is about the same size as a smartphone, making it extremely portable2. This means you can easily carry it with you to different testing environments.
Ease of Use: The UCA222 is plug-and-play on both Windows and Mac, requiring no special setup or drivers1.
Cost-Effective: The UCA222 is an extremely low-cost device, retailing at just around $303. This makes it an affordable choice for audio testing.
When used with audio analysis software, the UCA222 can help you measure various aspects of audio performance, such as frequency response, distortion, and signal-to-noise ratio.
Concluding comments
1. This page was done engineering notebook style – Someday in the future it might be added to and typed up in a spreadsheet
2.This is a current system ‘Standard’ subject to revision.
3. There is a page refering to the Fluke DC meter and the Owon DMM also that are referanced in this article
Notes for Standards Use
