| ??? 07/03/02 08:04 Read: times |
#25204 - RE: audio, noise and 8052 |
Relay based audio attenuator? Interesting, sounds like acoustic noise is acceptable. Split your ground plane between audio and control circuitry. Their grounds meet at the supply. A low power controller that integrates enough flash to eliminate an external "data bus" and allow use of all 4 ports at the lower "switching rate, & provides a serial debug capability is where i would start. I would suggest looking at a Atmel '2051 (or like) part. If you didn't use those Op-Amps i would have guessed you wanted to build a "dry", passive bi-lateral attenuator. Since you use Op-Amps did you reject using switches like the SSM2404? Or, are you familiar with the LM1972 type switches? regards, p SSM2404: OFF ISOLATION 10V rms, 20-20kHz - 120 dB CHANNEL-TO-CHANNEL 10V rms, 20-20kHz 96 dB THD 0-10V rms, 20-20kHz - 0.003% |
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| RE: audio, noise and 8052 | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| RE: audio, noise and 8052 | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| RE: audio, noise and 8052 | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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