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In Reply to: Re: Very good results! Re: Help needed: finding (bridge) rectifier in DVD player (Panasonic RP56) posted by el TJ on February 16, 2003 at 20:08:32:
Hi,The signal for going into the toslink on my RP56 runs at 3V. Many receiver chips will take a variety of voltages; the cirrus chips in my DAC can take -12V to 12V, no problem for TTL. This kind of versatility is required for the various signals that DACs might be receiving nowadays. For example, lots of soundcards use S/Pdif @ TTL voltages (I guess they're too cheap to stick in a divider).
best,
-Chris
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