No sorry it never came with a schematic. All i can tell you is the board has two inputs per side one is for voltage input the other is current input, just after the voltage inputs there is a resistor pad. He suggests trying different values to achieve the desired gain. Hope that helps
The analog output voltage scales with the voltage of (VREFH - VREFL).
Vout(RMS) = (VREFH - VREFL)/5.
In other words, you get 1Vrms from each output when VREFH = 5V.
This gives 2Vrms when you sum the differential outputs.
If you want less output, just lower VREFHL and VREFHR and the output is scaled accordingly.
Vout(RMS) = (VREFH - VREFL)/5.
In other words, you get 1Vrms from each output when VREFH = 5V.
This gives 2Vrms when you sum the differential outputs.
If you want less output, just lower VREFHL and VREFHR and the output is scaled accordingly.
I tried the 3,5:1 Lundahl trafos at the output,and the levels are better but I feel theres sommething missing in the music with the trafos.
I use my Squeezebox Duet and the built in volumecontrol and it´s working fine except when there´s no music playing there a little noise from the speakers,I guess I´ll have to accept that so that I can use it without trafos.
I think this DAC sound better then at least mine ES9018 with Unballancer outputstage....
I use my Squeezebox Duet and the built in volumecontrol and it´s working fine except when there´s no music playing there a little noise from the speakers,I guess I´ll have to accept that so that I can use it without trafos.
I think this DAC sound better then at least mine ES9018 with Unballancer outputstage....
Well, based on the image you provided, aside from the required 56r in the R-IV position for voltage output DAC setup, you could use up to 1k. I would imagine increasing the resistance from 56r would decrease the gain, you could experiment as to the value you'd enjoy.
On the other hand, if you didn't put a resistor at all, it says there that it will use a gain of 16x, which WOULD be too much.
On the other hand, if you didn't put a resistor at all, it says there that it will use a gain of 16x, which WOULD be too much.
Should I then connect the dac output to R18 and C6 ?
And disconnect them from R16 and R17?
Due to DC offset on voltage dac output you must have two decoupling capacitors. So basically you need to add one more cap in series to R18 (same value as C6)
Everything is explained here.
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