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21st July 2007, 11:19 PM
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tone control formulas
Hi in regards to the circuits attacted what formulas are used to calulate the gain at certain frequecies, i understand when you take out the capacitor gain= R2/R1
But with the capacitor back in doe's the formulas change, is there a way of working out the gain if for example 500Hz was inputted Many Thanks PS for all the previous help |
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