[sdiy] clickless muting
David G Dixon
dixon at mail.ubc.ca
Mon Oct 29 20:12:34 CET 2012
> If you're working at those sorts of signal levels you really
> need to think about your test equipment.
Well, I don't usually. I was just curious about the attenuation. It's
amazing how a sawtooth wave through a triggered resonant filter really cuts
through the noise, even at uV levels! It really accentuates the need for
good muting.
> Sounds like you have a solution.
Yes, I think so, and it will only require about 25 cents in additional
parts. The best part of this discussion for me was being reminded that I
have a copy of Douglas Self's book and that it includes an entire chapter on
muting. It was a very enlightening read, and I think I've got the basic
principles well and truly digested now. It will be very interesting to see
how much better of a "gate" the 2164 can be with a shunt transistor on the
input.
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