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Join Date: Dec 2007
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The input control level box.
After several attempts, I opted for trimmer capacitor to obtain constant amplitude on the entire range. To next... |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Thanks Bob,
the compliment said by you is worth more. I take this opportunity to know the reason about this? Quote: The circuit does not oscillate in the range of 200 kHz if resistors (E) - (F) connections are Longer Than 2 / 3 inches. It Is Worse even if I use shielded cable. If Increase the value of C (LN) only (ie 470pF), then the circuit Takes to swing (frequency appropriate to the capacity added) by and bypass cap series resistors. I do not think the PCB tracks are Longer Than The original circuit wiring. Which is the reason for that? Thanks in advance Giuliano |
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