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12th December 2011, 09:54 AM
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Ground plane layout for phono pre
Hello,
I am about to build up a phono pre based on the Elektor design from '82 (see schematic). I designed a board and I am a little unsure about the layout of the ground plane. Attached is a ground plane layout that is separated into input and "power" ground. Another optiom would be a closed ground plane without separated areas. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Best regards, Daniel |
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