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7th January 2004, 03:05 PM
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Location: Arlington Heights, IL
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Input impedence of inverting gainclone
I have some inverting gainclones with 2.2uF DC Blocking caps, and the usual resistor config of an input resistor of 10K and a feedback of 220K.
What is my input impedence? |
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