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9th November 2004, 05:24 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: england
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opamp class a again
been fiddling with my opamps,
trying this class A stuff, tried an arbitary resistor of 5k to -v which seemed to improve the sound. have now got hold of some lm334 adjustable current sources and used these set to 2ma and buffered with series 100ohm resistor to prevent shunt capacitance causing stability problems. I am wondering if anyone has used this lm334 and what their oppinions are. |
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