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In Reply to: Re: Ahhhhh!! posted by MBK on March 13, 2002 at 10:20:16:
Hi MBK,
Yes I am using two DAC's per channel, not the most cheap solution.
Especially a dual dac chip like AD1865 or TDA1541 seems ideally suited as the two DAC's are on the same chip and should be better matched than two separate DAC's.
I am using 1% polypropylene caps, with some matching of equal value caps, and trimming of the outputs of the DAC I come a long way in common mode rejection.
Converting a multiple feedback low pass filter to a differential input filter took me some braingrinding. With the help of the application note attached to the CS4329 datasheet I succeeded.("Design Notes for a 2-Pole Filter with Differential Input"). I do not use the formula's of Crystal any more, just the idea, and use the FilterPro from Texas Instruments.
When I was using opamps I used two AD811 or OPA603 per channel for IV conversion and a AD827 for output. Today I am using completely discrete circuitry that takes quite a bit of boardspace.
ELSO
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Follow Ups
- Re: Ahhhhh!! - Elso Kwak 12:29:28 03/13/02 (3)
- changed to resistor i/v now... - MBK 09:23:52 03/14/02 (0)
- Re: Ahhhhh!! - MBK 02:06:17 03/14/02 (1)
- Re: Ahhhhh!! - Elso Kwak 13:18:07 03/15/02 (0)