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1st December 2004, 07:14 AM
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Location: Bangalore
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Dedicated lm3886 to drive a sub?
I want to drive a sub woofer with a lm3886 chip.Can I use this chip both as an amp and also as a active device to pass only low frequency to the driver. What I mean is the amp should deliver only low frequency component with sufficient gain to drive the sub.Since I am using this amp only for the sub I dont mind altering the component values in the general lm3886 based amp.
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