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| It all started with the Measurement Filter for Class D (100540-1) published in issue 415, July/August 2011. It was designed to handle large...

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| Although many applications of OTAs have been described, the basic circuit of a non-sinusoidal oscillator exploiting an OTA’s specific advant...

| With this project, I like to build a small class D amplifier based on a 555 timer IC. I also like to use only “common” components, so this p...

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| With this project, I like to build a small class D amplifier based on a 555 timer IC. I also like to use only “common” components, so this p...

| By Michiel Ter Burg See also http://www.luidsprekers.org/STA/. The goal was not to build a super Hi-Fi amplifier, but to see if it would be...

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| By Michiel Ter Burg See also http://www.luidsprekers.org/STA/. The goal was not to build a super Hi-Fi amplifier, but to see if it would be...

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| A transconductance amplifier like this can be used as a versatile amplifier stage for a wide range of measurement functions, as you’ll see i...

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| The TDA7052 IC from Phlips (NXP) requires just two decoupling capacitors to act as a miniature 1-watt audio amplifier.

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| The principle of a (preferably) linear amplifier is straightforward: an audio signal modulates (varies in volume and frequency) the small ba...

| A computer is suitable for making (audio) measurements thanks to the sound card that is usually built in. Unfortunately, the audio input on...