I've been at audio a while, and I can do my own single and double slope limiters, but I get lost in the equations on a triple slope. Can one of you enlightened ones give me an intermediate-level lesson in triple-slope design?
Mike K's document is pretty good. I have it also. Mike did a distribution before.jacco vermeulen said:
If Mike want to have it uploaded at my place, just send me message.
I offered to host it before, but the copyright is held by Electronics World so we shouldn't place it in the public domain.
I can't check my mail here because I'm at work. In case you asked, I won't send the article on without permission from mikeks. Please contact mikeks if you want the article.
However, if you asked me something else then I will get back to you tomorrow after checking my mail 🙂
However, if you asked me something else then I will get back to you tomorrow after checking my mail 🙂
Hi,
how old is the Electronics World article? Try asking them for permission to post on the forum. That way they get a free advert everytime someone reads it.
how old is the Electronics World article? Try asking them for permission to post on the forum. That way they get a free advert everytime someone reads it.
I asked him first but he didn't get my mail. I have no other email address for him. That's why I asked you.
Never mind , which issue is it from ?
Cheers,
Ashok.
Maybe try emailing him again, just to be sure 🙂
I don't know which issue it's from as Mike sent me the document. As for contacting Electronics World to see if we can share it, I thought about that (with Mike's permission of course), but that would lose them back issue sales, so why would they allow it?
I don't know which issue it's from as Mike sent me the document. As for contacting Electronics World to see if we can share it, I thought about that (with Mike's permission of course), but that would lose them back issue sales, so why would they allow it?
richie00boy said:
Well of course you could just BUY the back issues - there's a revolutionary concept! EW Sept and Oct 2002.
Jan Didden
Do I understand that there is a protection circuit out there that can be designed to follow the SOA curve of a given output device? I would be interested to see what it looks like.
Smashing article, Michael.
Very well written, a joy to read.
The LED-transistor Zener is very tempting.
Very well written, a joy to read.
The LED-transistor Zener is very tempting.
Thank you, Michael, very nice of you.
Even read through it rapidly the moment i downloaded it.
Will carefully read it again tomorrow.
The Benjamin article seems to confirm what you were saying about the impedance driveability of the 6 transistor Leach amplifier on that thread.
Even read through it rapidly the moment i downloaded it.
Will carefully read it again tomorrow.
The Benjamin article seems to confirm what you were saying about the impedance driveability of the 6 transistor Leach amplifier on that thread.
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