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A preamp takes in very weak DC voltages or audio or RF signals and amplifies them enough to be used by a more conventional amplifier. Input may be in microvolts and output maybe 1 volt RMS or peak. They are often specific to amplify DC, LF/audio, RF or microwave bands. No preamp can cover DC to microwave bands and have good parameters at both DC and RF without software offset and gain correction.

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So I have found this circuit from this website: https://sound-au.com/project202.htm As you can see in the picture there is the 9V battery powering the omp amps, but for the +4.5V, how is that ...
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I found this pre-amp circuit for a guitar pedal (i think) and I am struggling with the negative voltage. With my limited knowledge most guitar pedals these days (including all of mine) use a 0v to +...
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This is a follow up of this question. I'm building a low-noise differential preamp for measuring PSU output noise with an oscilloscope. The design currently has three functional stages: Differential ...
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I’m designing the PCB for an audio preamplifier and would like to check if my layout is safe and won’t cause shorts. Some details: ±15 V DC traces, 1 mm wide, spaced 1 mm apart. Signal traces spaced ...
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I’ve attached a schematic for a call station system I designed. It includes two preamp options, though only one will be assembled at a time. The input comes directly from a gooseneck microphone with ...
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I ran a sweep and measured the transformer output in this pre-amplifier circuit. It seems that at 2kHz, the frequency attenuation starts increasing linearly until 20kHz. It is not a small attenuation. ...
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I have following schematic, which is the input section of an audio mixing channel. While the balanced microphone signal goes through a transformer to the THAT1512 audio amplifier, i have also a ...
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I'm working on a project where I'm using a piezoelectric sensor to capture vibrations from a solid surface (like a contact mic). The signal I get is very weak and noisy when connected directly to an ...
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I'm designing a power supply for a JJ Electronics 12AU7 triode and need clarification on the proper power-up sequence to maximize tube lifespan. Power Supply Details: Plate Voltage (B+): Transformer: ...
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Circuit inspired by Herzlich Willkommen. from https://www.beis.de/Elektronik/LNPA60dB/LNPA60dB-en.html This preamp has 1–2.5 nV/√Hz input-referred noise, but it’s incredibly hard to find market-level ...
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The preamp and tuner on my guitar died, so I decided to make a new one myself. For the moment I am focused on the preamp. This is my preamp design (Scroll Down For Revised, Possibly Functional Version)...
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I'm designing an amplifier circuit with two op-amp stages using the TLV2322 for a microphone preamp, which will feed an ADC. The microphone has a maximum expected amplitude of 20mV, and my goal is to ...
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I am currently developing a low noise preamp for a new piezo sensor that should be used as a hydrophone. Since I am actually from the signal processing domain the topic was quite hard to get into for ...
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I am having very duanting task of extracting faint sound wave that my piezo disc captures and creates output in nanavolts from 1 Hz to 30 kHz. Piezo is not that great in sensitivity, and I cannot ...
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I want to built an Equalizer preamp for my power amplifier(stk4141 II).The equalizer is "Rod Elliott (ESP)-Eight Band Sub-Woofer Graphic Equaliser".This circuit has input and output buffer ...
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