class A eq amp - part 3
Some progress.
I choose to use an output attenuator, the cable to my beolabs measures roughly 1NF cable capacitance and a quick calculation revealed that this should not pose a problem.
With the given values the steps measured: 0 dB, -10.4 dB, -20.15 dB, -30.6 dB, -40.8 dB, -53 dB
The idea is to calibrate the -10dB position for 90 dB sound level.
Although the circuit can easily be built on a piece of experimentors board I still choose to draw a circuit board. It is a very small board(45 x 45). The dimensions fit the cheapest category of seeedstudio pcb service.
I used the online gerberviewer of Paragon to generate the preview.
I also intended to make some form of softstart but it adds a lot of complexity and it would require a bigger circuit board. I also like a mute function so it occurred to me that it can be kept simple by using a 3 position switch.
I choose to use an output attenuator, the cable to my beolabs measures roughly 1NF cable capacitance and a quick calculation revealed that this should not pose a problem.
With the given values the steps measured: 0 dB, -10.4 dB, -20.15 dB, -30.6 dB, -40.8 dB, -53 dB
The idea is to calibrate the -10dB position for 90 dB sound level.
Although the circuit can easily be built on a piece of experimentors board I still choose to draw a circuit board. It is a very small board(45 x 45). The dimensions fit the cheapest category of seeedstudio pcb service.
I used the online gerberviewer of Paragon to generate the preview.
I also intended to make some form of softstart but it adds a lot of complexity and it would require a bigger circuit board. I also like a mute function so it occurred to me that it can be kept simple by using a 3 position switch.
I did not yet fix values for the HI filter but I measured the performance of the LO filter.
Values are in dB.
@30Hz | CH1 | CH2 |
1 | 11,7 | 11,7 |
2 | 6,9 | 6,9 |
3 | 2,75 | 2,8 |
4 | -0,7 | -0,7 |
5 | -4,6 | -4,8 |
6 | -7,2 | -7,8 |
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