lumanauw Ex-Moderator Joined 2002 facebook.com/valveaudio 2008-08-11 5:10 pm #1 2008-08-11 5:10 pm #1 Is it possible to use linear optocoupler like HCNR200 to make analog audio amp? From input transistor directly to B-E of final transistor? Eva Member Joined 2003 2008-08-11 5:18 pm #2 2008-08-11 5:18 pm #2 Remember that practical output current is in the range of 5 or 10 microamperes. lumanauw Ex-Moderator Joined 2002 facebook.com/valveaudio 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 You're right, the output current is small in the linear area. How about using this diamond-buffer style booster? Attachments hcnr200-16.gif 9.2 KB · Views: 185 Status Not open for further replies. Share: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link
Is it possible to use linear optocoupler like HCNR200 to make analog audio amp? From input transistor directly to B-E of final transistor?
Eva Member Joined 2003 2008-08-11 5:18 pm #2 2008-08-11 5:18 pm #2 Remember that practical output current is in the range of 5 or 10 microamperes. lumanauw Ex-Moderator Joined 2002 facebook.com/valveaudio 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 You're right, the output current is small in the linear area. How about using this diamond-buffer style booster? Attachments hcnr200-16.gif 9.2 KB · Views: 185 Status Not open for further replies.
lumanauw Ex-Moderator Joined 2002 facebook.com/valveaudio 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 2008-08-12 3:36 am #3 You're right, the output current is small in the linear area. How about using this diamond-buffer style booster? Attachments hcnr200-16.gif 9.2 KB · Views: 185
You're right, the output current is small in the linear area. How about using this diamond-buffer style booster?