| ??? 04/19/10 12:33 Read: times |
#175124 - You need to be more specific Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"Buffer" can be used in several contexts, and the precise meaning will, obviously, depend upon the context!
Manju Arun said:
Can anybody of you please help me to figure out the use of a buffer What kind of buffer, precisely? between an amplifier stage What kind of "amplifier stage", precisely? and an LPF stage? A what? My understanding was that it is for impedance matching. On what basis do you think that? And why do you doubt it? Presumably, you have seen this somewhere - have you contacted the publisher/source of whatever you saw? If you want people to comment on a particular document, then you need to provide a link to that document. Or is it for holding the signal for more processing time from amplifier to LPF stage? How do you think it would do that? |
