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2nd July 2004, 02:48 PM
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Location: Arlington Heights, IL
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Gain of Bridged-Paralleled Gainclone Vs. Regular NI GC
What is the difference in gain?
I would be using 20.5K input resistors on the +in 20.5K feedback to -in and 1k to ground on -in Basicaly I am trying to construct a BPA200 and a standard NIGC with LM3886's that have the same gain. Thanks for your help, Paul Hilgeman |
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