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Title: "The Signal Path" Video Blog Post by: Hugoneus on January 28, 2013, 10:03:25 22:03 Dear members,
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I highly recommend this site. Title: Re: "The Signal Path" Video Blog Post by: metal on February 08, 2013, 12:23:25 12:23 Hugoneus, in your class A, B and AB video, why did you connect D2 in class AB that way? Explain to me how D2 is going to pass -ve part to Q2?
Title: Re: "The Signal Path" Video Blog Post by: Hugoneus on February 12, 2013, 11:39:41 23:39 Hugoneus, in your class A, B and AB video, why did you connect D2 in class AB that way? Explain to me how D2 is going to pass -ve part to Q2? One of the diodes is connected backward. Please download the latest schematics from the website (http://www.TheSignalPath.com) to see the correct version. Also remember that the diodes must have a small DC current through them. Posted on: February 13, 2013, 12:37:46 00:37 - Automerged I watched the tutorial on DAC theory and design a few days ago and was blown away by how well put across it was - one of the best You Tube tutorials I've seen. I highly recommend this site. Thank you! |