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23rd April 2008, 01:11 PM
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What is SI T-Amp DF (damping factor)?
What is DF for t-amp so I can build BSC -->T-Amp + FE207E + BSC Question
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23rd April 2008, 10:49 PM
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If you have one, why you don't measure it ? It shouldn't be too hard. You only need signal generator (PC), resistor, and voltmeter (oscilloscope). With voltmeter measurement won't be as accurate as with oscilloscope, but will give good enough estimation of DF.
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