transient behaviour
Wow! Transient behaviour of RIAA equalization is really pretty interesting. Look at the passive circuit response. We sometimes blame it on servos or AC coupling, no no
. It is ONLY a question of RIAA transfer characteristics, no matter how it is realized, just MATH.
Wow! Transient behaviour of RIAA equalization is really pretty interesting. Look at the passive circuit response. We sometimes blame it on servos or AC coupling, no no
. It is ONLY a question of RIAA transfer characteristics, no matter how it is realized, just MATH.Attachments
You are welcome to come with opinions. 
MicroCap
Lumba -
another software to do SPICE simulations with is MicroCap from Spectrum Software. I have tried both LTSpice and MicroCap and
find that MC is far easier to use. I also find that schematics made by MC is easier to read.
Give it a try!
MicroCap
Attached is a RIAA I put together to try out some ideas.
The first OPamp is AD745. The 2nd OPamp can be one's preferred OPamp. The AD745 is powered by +-5V and the 2nd by max allowed rails.
If one likes, one can force th OPamps into class A.
Servo OPamps can be for ex OPA134.
Sigurd
Lumba -
another software to do SPICE simulations with is MicroCap from Spectrum Software. I have tried both LTSpice and MicroCap and
find that MC is far easier to use. I also find that schematics made by MC is easier to read.
Give it a try!
MicroCap
Attached is a RIAA I put together to try out some ideas.
The first OPamp is AD745. The 2nd OPamp can be one's preferred OPamp. The AD745 is powered by +-5V and the 2nd by max allowed rails.
If one likes, one can force th OPamps into class A.
Servo OPamps can be for ex OPA134.
Sigurd
Lumba Ogir said:
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Sigurd,
thank you for your kind help, I will check it out. I am using LTSpice mainly to draw and for simple voltage/current examinations.
Some kind of headroom issue is being discussed in this thread, but not the filter network as a load and its current requirement. I consider it as the most significant source of distortion.
thank you for your kind help, I will check it out. I am using LTSpice mainly to draw and for simple voltage/current examinations.
Some kind of headroom issue is being discussed in this thread, but not the filter network as a load and its current requirement. I consider it as the most significant source of distortion.
MRupp said:
Isn't that the guy with the Bi Butt Boards ? (
)Mr I.H. probably had a different sound/vibration professor in college than moi, i'm more inclined to an approach such as THIS
Maybe still hogwash compared to the level of excitation forces in other (more interesting) areas where lack of mass usually is a problemo, click ME for pretty pictures.
(me thinks that for polymere subchassis kiddy toys it's more sane to pick a polyamide instead of teflon, something like PA6 is a whole lot cheaper)
The balanced phono stage for MC doesn't seem to be the winner, howcome ?
I'm curious if Rüdiger is on Thel/EMZ RIAA-medication or the real Siemee deal ? Can't tell from the pic.
Attachments
Jacco -
you can get them in black from LCR in the UK via Farnell,
and I have them in white (RIFA PFE225 -discontinued). See attachment.
Good for PS decoupling which is where I use mine. Not sure about their sonical qualities in RIAA networks, though.
There I use film type PS caps. A 220n type is pretty large, but if space is not limited, give them a try.
Sigurd
you can get them in black from LCR in the UK via Farnell,
and I have them in white (RIFA PFE225 -discontinued). See attachment.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Good for PS decoupling which is where I use mine. Not sure about their sonical qualities in RIAA networks, though.
There I use film type PS caps. A 220n type is pretty large, but if space is not limited, give them a try.
Sigurd
jacco vermeulen said:
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