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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: south
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What is the simplest imaginable controller for the TI PGA2310 or PGA4311 volume controllers? Is there a circuit on the internet?
These are called "digitally controlled analog volume controllers", but I want to use them with analog amps. So I just want a simple way to "dial-in" the volume: in fact, using a standard potentiometer would be ideal. I want to daisy-chain a few of them together and use them to adjust at least 6 power amplifier modules for my active speakers. Grant |
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mostly thinkerer
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Search the digital, chipamps and pass labs for more information about the PGA2310 controller.
Till, one of the forum members, developed a website with clear instructions and a program for the microcontroller. He also sells programmed microcontrollers, without profit. When you have the programmed microcontroller, building the volume control is a piece of cake. |
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