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18th April 2006, 02:31 AM
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UCD module source impedance
HI,
I was planning to use a passive attenuator to control the volume to my UCD module but I noticed that the specs recommend a max source impedance of 7K.... What are the results of high source impedance ? Is there a way of implementing a passive solution for volume control without having to implement a buffered system ? Chris |
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