[sdiy] Sub for LM324?
karl dalen
dalenkarl at yahoo.se
Tue Feb 22 02:09:28 CET 2005
--- Batz Goodfortune <batzman-nr at all-electric.com> skrev:
> Y-ellow Harry, Jim, Bill, 'n' All.
>
> At 03:37 PM 2/21/05 -0800, Harry Bissell Jr wrote:
>
> >huh ? I'd just say that if a BBD had a very GOOD
> >life (karma) it would come back as an LM324... :^P
> >
> >H^) harry
>
> Harry, They make good voltage buffers. Specially where single rail supplies
> are used. Envelope Generators are a good example.
>They don't make great
> audio amps and they're not overly fast. But I've even successfully used
> them as integrating sample/holds.
If you can accept the cross over distortion that will say, forget them in
demanding 12 to 16 bit CV buffer applications,input impedance will suffer
too in such app. I have seen LM324 that not only will slide sideways when
the Lm324 switches output driver but it takes jumps vertical too!
And as usuall it varies with manufacturer (as always). I dont call
that accurate S/H buffer!
REG
KD
I can only assume you'd been trying to
> use them for something they weren't designed for. Audio or, GASP, video
> applications perhaps? Maybe something really weird even I can't think of?
> But this begs the question...
>
> If you tried to push the envelope with a 324, what on Earth did you try and
> do with a BBD that makes you hate them so? Harry, they just don't make good
> voltage regulators.
>
> I can just see Harry writing a new and indispensable. electronic tome.
>
> 101 THINGS TO DO WITH A (yet to be) DEAD BBD. By Harry Bissell
>
> (102 things if you actually try putting one in circuit.)
>
> Be absolutely Icebox.
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