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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sweden
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Ppl,
thanks for your suggestions. I will use an output resistor, of course, but have never heard of/thought of the ferrite-bead method before. As with many things, it is obvious in retrospect, when somebody tells you. I am not sure i will need it, though. I will also consider the other suggestions you made. However, my original problem was solved by jcx. Of course, if someone had told me to draw a unity-gain op amp configuration, I would have done it right. But I was so stuck into my design and various historical design decisions in it that I missed the obvious. |
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