| ??? 06/26/06 16:53 Read: times |
#119134 - Pop-eliminator Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Peter said:
For now I'm going with the capacitor approach. Maybe in the future there will be situation where the DC/DC converter is needed. In cases where the electronics is powered by an unipolar supply voltage, heavy and disgusting "pops" can be heared at power-on. Then, a pop-eliminator at signal output is helpful. Kai |
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