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27th November 2003, 06:17 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: New Jersey
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Quasi-Saturation
Hi All,
I was reviewing the spec sheet on the lm3886. On page 5 Figure 2 there is a Cap between the + and - labelled Cc . The notes page (page 7) mentions that it : Reduces the gain(bandwidth of the amplifier) at high freq and avoids quasi-saturation ossillation of the output transistor. What does that exactly mean? And how important is it? And how does one determine the correct setting Thanks in Advance rarya |
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