hey perry,
alright, the right channel is the problem child.
i have a 1v p-p signal being applied.
the first pic is the left channel output, 10v p-p.
the second pic is the right channel with same input applied but at 2 volts per division.
i have 4 ohm resistors on the output.
i'm a little baffled right at the moment.
alright, the right channel is the problem child.
i have a 1v p-p signal being applied.
the first pic is the left channel output, 10v p-p.
the second pic is the right channel with same input applied but at 2 volts per division.
i have 4 ohm resistors on the output.
i'm a little baffled right at the moment.
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belay that last post about the 5v p-p output, i apparently had the left channel gain set up higher than the right channel.
both outputs look good. now to adjust the bias.
got the bias adjusted.
eta:
pic is the left and right output at 5v per div.
both outputs look good. now to adjust the bias.
got the bias adjusted.
eta:
pic is the left and right output at 5v per div.
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What do you think this is, a self-service forum? You're supposed to make us feel like you need our help.
lol...
hey perry, thanks so much for the assistance.
trust me, i am sure i will asking for more help!
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