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Hi, I have this potentiometers, cheap and no high quality
![]() What about use this potentiometer as active load in a preamplifier? I use this circuit ![]() And this is the semi-final circuit, PSpice simulation. Use cascode in the gain stage. ![]() THD > 0,2%, gain x2, Vout 1Vpp, no global feedback. Then, I think use a buffer like Dispre I output stage, for example. No OpAmp like buffer. With unit gain, we have NFB of 120dB (TL082), and I want to try make a preamplifier with no global feedback or very low global feedback. Opinions? Suggestions? Others ideas? Regards
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