I use that kind of decoupling too. Usually 220uF and 22 Ohm. The 0.1uF straight over the supply pins i found first at Douglas Self.
Nice papers thanks..🙂
This is what we did to prevent oscillation in the high impedance mirrors of the paradise..
This is what we did to prevent oscillation in the high impedance mirrors of the paradise..
O.k. I posted this in the builder thread, I should have posted it here, sorry 🙂
And if you have some spare time, go-to Google.com (yes that one 🙂). In the search-bar type the name of your favorite component (BD140? or (as I did here) LME49710). Then select 'Images' and be amazed 🙂. Looking at these images you see odd items (or just interesting ones), select one and have a look.
BTW this is what I found in the LME49710 search results opamp??
There is a ton of good information in the http://cds.linear.com/docs/Datasheet/lt1115fa.pdf datasheet.
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There is a ton of good information in the http://cds.linear.com/docs/Datasheet/lt1115fa.pdf datasheet.
Yes there is, but several local DIYers here have asked me for help for the reason that a phono preamp built according to the datasheet was oscillating. LT1115 may behave tricky, especially with additional buffer in the loop. So is AD797.
Yes there is, but several local DIYers here have asked me for help for the reason that a phono preamp built according to the datasheet was oscillating. LT1115 may behave tricky, especially with additional buffer in the loop. So is AD797.
Are you refering to the paradise ?
If so what opamp do you suggest for the servo ?
Are you refering to the paradise ?
If so what opamp do you suggest for the servo ?
No, I was referring to the datasheet that FDW has linked here, i.e.
http://cds.linear.com/docs/Datasheet/lt1115fa.pdf
There is a schematic of phono preamp with LT1115 and I was referring to that.
Regarding paradise, I have a feedback of one local DIYer here and yes, he says it is oscillating. But it is just one piece, no statistics available to me regarding paradise.
For servos, I use OP07, OP177 and OPA134.
Yes there is, but several local DIYers here have asked me for help for the reason that a phono preamp built according to the datasheet was oscillating. LT1115 may behave tricky, especially with additional buffer in the loop. So is AD797.
Yes, the LT1115 can be a bit tricky.
Ohh... now room correction for headphones... I wonder if that will give you headache.
OK to bypass and fool human psychoacoustic capabilities must be a quite a challenge... honestly why bother... ??
OK to bypass and fool human psychoacoustic capabilities must be a quite a challenge... honestly why bother... ??
I hear this smyth realizer in 2011 and I was really amazed. http://www.smyth-realiser.fr/
It could really emulate the sound of the speakers in the room throu the headphones... so it is possible
It could really emulate the sound of the speakers in the room throu the headphones... so it is possible