[sdiy] Simple VCA schematic, anyone?
Andre Majorel
aym-htnys at teaser.fr
Tue Jan 9 12:26:29 CET 2007
On 2007-01-09 03:05 +0100, René Schmitz wrote:
> Andre Majorel wrote:
>
> >Ah yes, one of 'em vertual grownds. Like this ?
>
> Looks good. Maybe you should even take out the 1k resistor, to make this
> really into a current input. (virtual GND, transimpedance configuration)
I put the resistor in front of the inverting input so as to set
the gain to 100. I don't know how to compute the gain of an
inverting amplifier when there is no resistor between the source
and the inverting input. I'll experiment. In the PS-3200, they
appear to use 10 k (I think "R21~32" in the schematic should be
"R25~32").
> Also I think it is needed to give the Emitter a DC path to GND. (Like
> R21 in the PS3200 schemo Jürgen posted.)
100 k to ground between the emitter and the 1 µF cap then.
> Or leave out the 1µ, and tie the Emitter directly to the
> inverting input. There's lots of room for experimentation. Like
> which transistors are best in this circuit, what are the optimum
> levels and so on.
Noted. Thanks for the help, everyone.
Oh, one more stupid question : the BC550 data sheet gives the
following maximum values :
V_CBO : 50 V
V_CEO : 45 V
V_EBO : 5 V
If the control voltage drops down to -15 V, will it damage the
transistor ?
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