Hi,
Its a TTL output, but its also Push-Pull type not an open collector type thats why it doesnot need pull up resistors...
I think the polarity of audio signal at the output would be inverted and the amp behaves as an inverting amp
So the connections regarding polarity are OK isn't it.....
K a n w a r
Its a TTL output, but its also Push-Pull type not an open collector type thats why it doesnot need pull up resistors...
I think the polarity of audio signal at the output would be inverted and the amp behaves as an inverting amp
So the connections regarding polarity are OK isn't it.....
K a n w a r
Hi everyone ,
If we put a signal at input 2 of UA760 than inverted signal is obtained at output 2, but non-inverted signal is obtained from output 1..
If we put a signal at input 1 of UA760 than inverted signal is obtained at output 1, but non-inverted signal is obtained from output 2..
Therefore its clearly evident that to get non inverted output signal one has to feed the signal to its either input, but take the signal from complemented output....
If input 1 is used than say output 2 will serve with same polarity of signal....
If input 2 is used than say output 1 will serve with same polarity of signal...
Correct me If I were wrong....
K a n w a r
If we put a signal at input 2 of UA760 than inverted signal is obtained at output 2, but non-inverted signal is obtained from output 1..
If we put a signal at input 1 of UA760 than inverted signal is obtained at output 1, but non-inverted signal is obtained from output 2..
Therefore its clearly evident that to get non inverted output signal one has to feed the signal to its either input, but take the signal from complemented output....
If input 1 is used than say output 2 will serve with same polarity of signal....
If input 2 is used than say output 1 will serve with same polarity of signal...
Correct me If I were wrong....
K a n w a r
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