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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: MK
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Yesterday i hurt my foot by standing on something, looking down i found to my surprise a package of three OPA459 chips, i have no idea when i bought them, or how they ended up on the floor, however i would like to make a second Gainclone after the sucess of the first (which is being given to a friend)
I have limited time to make this one, as i am going to university next sunday, i will have a seperate case for the powersuppy and the case for the chips themselves will be realtivly small, and made as simply as possible. My questions are, what to do with the E/S, ref and Current limit pins? As i understand it, the reference should be earthed, the E/S should be left open, and the current limit should be connected straight to the output if i don't want current limiting, but i would like confirmation of this before i go ahead and ruin something. Thanks, tom |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: MK
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apologies - i had already seached but i tried being very specific and what i wanted came up. for anyone else interested:
E/s - no connection ref- ground Ilim - ref |
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