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dvb-projekt diyAudio Member Registered: February 2009 Location: Willich, Germany Posts: 1,246 |
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Because the Grounded-Gate Buffer is connected between the DAC output and the passive I/V resistor, normally the I/V resistor is connected between the DAC output and GND, you must get rid off the approx. 4V DC on each I/V resistor. Therefore we must get a new reference GND for each channel. The circuit is connected to the ref.+5V at the output of the buffer and GND, with a decoupling cap for each channel. By trimming each voltage so it exactly matches DC voltage on the I/V resistor, the DC voltage between I/V resistor and reference becomes zero. In other words, the DC component is removed without using a coupling cap. |
| · Date: Mon August 22, 2011 · Views: 7805 · Filesize: 34.1kb, 251.9kb · Dimensions: 800 x 521 · |
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| Keywords: The DC Reference modul | |
| Additional Categories: "Reference" TDA1541A DAC project with I2S-BUS architecture | |
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