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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Austria
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Are there any improvements when biasing the output with an constant current?
If anyone has some experience with modifications on the reference voltage circuitry, plz share it!! Regards...
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Hi weissi,
I found the sound best when no resistor was connected to this pin to null the offset. I have only connected a 0.1 µF polypropylene cap from this pin to ground. |
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Thanks Elso!
good to hear that from a proved source.....hard enough to design a pcb without testing it before..... Regards
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