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Old 28th April 2005, 03:51 PM   #31
ilimzn is offline ilimzn  Croatia
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Is it just me or does it look far too complicated for what it needs to do? It's not too diufficult to make an attenuator that has 2^N steps (N being the number of relay contacts), and has any dB per step value you want, using 2*N + 1 resistors, that also has constant output and input resistance regardless of the setting, and can be driven by a binary combination to address the attenuation needed, dirtectly?
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Old 7th June 2007, 02:21 PM   #32
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OK, let's revive this post...

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Is it just me or does it look far too complicated for what it needs to do? It's not too diufficult to make an attenuator that has 2^N steps (N being the number of relay contacts), and has any dB per step value you want, using 2*N + 1 resistors, that also has constant output and input resistance regardless of the setting, and can be driven by a binary combination to address the attenuation needed, dirtectly?
Can someone (ilimzn perhaps) please guide me to a circuit for this " 2^N steps (N being the number of relay contacts), and has any dB per step value you want, using 2*N + 1 resistors, that also has constant output and input resistance regardless of the setting, and can be driven by a binary combination " type of volume control / attenuator.

I would appreciate the circuit for the control system as well as the attenuator.

Many thanks.
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Old 7th June 2007, 06:32 PM   #33
Arlo is offline Arlo  Taiwan
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it seems a series type volume control.

how about to build a shunt type?
but shunt type volume control needs twice of relay and resistor.
i have a todo plan to build a shunt type volumen control using
bit map control. anyone have interesting?
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Old 8th June 2007, 12:16 AM   #34
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Create a reed switch controller using a flash ADC with any analog voltage sensing on the input... even an ordinary volume pot?
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