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Pre amp or Buffer for Inverted GC? - Click HERE for Original Thread
5150ed
Can anyone suggest schematic of preamp or buffer with gain more than 10X and matched with inverted GC?
Nuuk
Here is a simple opamp buffer with a gain of 11.

or at least it would be if the file would upload!
5150ed
Ho thank u so much Nuuk.

Can you tell me which chip # is used in this schematic ?

Is the step place before or after the buffer? Can I use my 100K step?
Nuuk
Depends if you use single or dual opamps. I suggest goig for singles. Try OPA134 to start with.

Put your buffer after your 100K pot.
5150ed
100K Pot :bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes: .

555 I can save big bug now.

Anyway, what should be the +- voltage for this opamp??? and how can I design the PSU of it?
Nuuk
A suitable PSU is shown on Decibel Dungeon. See the DD Project pre-amp and the GC buffer and pre-amp pages.
5150ed
Hmmmm..... Can I use OPA627AP or AD797AN instate of DRV134PA???
Christer
You should use your pot/attenautor instead of the 51 k resistor in the schematic. You don't want that resistor to load down the pot.

AD797 is probably a bad idea for line level circuits. It is specially designed for low-level low-noise applications, and has some internal design choices that might not be so good for high input levels.
Nuuk
Who mentioned DRV134PA? :confused:

What you need to do is RESEARCH! There is a lot of information available and a lot to learn. You can't build good hi-fi just by asking questions - it isn't that easy! ;)

Look at datasheets. You can find out what voltages are involved. Look at other people's circuits and see what they use. Get something simple up and running frst - then start to tweak with exotic components.:att'n:
5150ed
Thank u Nuuk and Christer.

I shut my mouth for a while ;) .

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