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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: France
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Hello,
I was wondering it the mute pin could be of any use for controling volume. The documentation shows a nice ramp from 0dB/0.5mA to -100dB/0.01mA. The ramp is not really linear but a tweaked log pot may do the trick. Any insightful though about this? Czk. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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gross distortion if the amp operates on the ramp?
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Cape Town
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: France
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Could we change the gain of the opamp to adjust volume ? I was told it would change the bandwidth.
Would it be possible to replace20k feedback resistor by a potentiometer to adjust gain ? |
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No...
Because the op-amp becomes unstable under 10 V/V gain. Just a question; Why do you need a volume control except "normal" ways?
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![]() I started electronic hobby one month ago and I am still in the learning curve. I am used to look at odd ways to do things. That's why. ![]() Ordinary ways seems to me a bit odd too. Dividing the voltage with a stepped attenuator or potentiometer means for low level a bad SNR. Would it be more efficient for adjusting volume to change the gain ? LM3876 is not designed to do such thing. Is it possible to design such volume control? I guess it is possible but there is certainly some tradeoff. |
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