Differential DAC with virtual ground passive I/V.
I tried this first with the 2k resistor and removed it later, gives higher output.
The transformer ratio is 1:1 and could be substituted with a good instrumentation amplifier.
Only one channel finished yet, tested in a Denon DCD1500II and sounds very good.
I tried this first with the 2k resistor and removed it later, gives higher output.
The transformer ratio is 1:1 and could be substituted with a good instrumentation amplifier.
Only one channel finished yet, tested in a Denon DCD1500II and sounds very good.
guido said:Power supply noise is cancelled out this way
leadbelly said:
I take that as a no. Wasn't shure (as i said) but why not?. The powersupply rejection is not that good (pos supply).
As for your explanation, very usefull!
guido said:As for your explanation, very usefull!
I didn't mean to offend, I find emoticons pretty tame myself.
No offence, but i'm still interested in that explenation.
Did something similar myself with tda's. But with i/v resistors (two, one per output) to gnd, since the dac gives -2mA at zero.
The DC generated over the resisors is cancelled out when you hook up the transformer over both outputs.
Did something similar myself with tda's. But with i/v resistors (two, one per output) to gnd, since the dac gives -2mA at zero.
The DC generated over the resisors is cancelled out when you hook up the transformer over both outputs.
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