Hi folks,
By looking in the PCM63 DAC datasheet and datasheets of many other PCMxxxx DACs from Texas (= Burr Brown today),
I can see TI recomends connecting the current output, Iout, to a virtual zero voltage.
Would it be a good idea to add a (very slow regulating) DC-servo to the D1 I/V circuit, to ensure the potential at Iout to stay at zero volts ???
Please refer to attached draft.
Best regards
SHF
By looking in the PCM63 DAC datasheet and datasheets of many other PCMxxxx DACs from Texas (= Burr Brown today),
I can see TI recomends connecting the current output, Iout, to a virtual zero voltage.
Would it be a good idea to add a (very slow regulating) DC-servo to the D1 I/V circuit, to ensure the potential at Iout to stay at zero volts ???
Please refer to attached draft.
Best regards
SHF
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diy2000 said:Hi Nelson!!!
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I'm high on the REAL thing....
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Nelson Pass said:... a shoeshine!
😎
Shoeshine? I have so far thought you need shoewashing only . . .
I was wrong . . .
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Nelson Pass said:
I'm high alright, but not on false drugs!
I'm high on the REAL thing....
powerful gasoline, a clean windshield and a shoeshine!
😎
Wow, I did not realize sneakers could be waxed!
The master does indeed have the

-David
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