[sdiy] some diy: ssm2040 filter
ryan williams
destrukto at cox.net
Wed Sep 7 02:32:05 CEST 2005
sucess,
thanks to an off list message from Tim Stinchcombe I now have a properly
working filter. and it sounds great! I love the distorted sound. I
didn't think to check how much bias current sets the cutoff to 20KHz. a
combination of that and the limiting resistor wasn't big enough (and I
made it even smaller trying to fix it. heh). Atleast I was working in
the right part of the circuit though. so the pop sound was when the ota
bias current was going from a few hundred uA to some mA with a tiny
touch of the pot. I didn't realize that it was going beyond the audio
range because the pot was so sensitive. I changed the offset resistor
and it works great now. I feel a bit silly though.
thanks for all the help and suggestions! just a few more input/output
and feedback gain resistor changes and it will be going perfectly.
ryan williams
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