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#119227 - Caps charging Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Peter said:
These pops can be very loud and disturbing. One way to get rid of them (a little) is to place a 1M resistor on the output cap.
amp => cap > 1M to gnd Exactly! But also at power-on this output cap is charged and can produce an audible pop. A pop-eliminator is a circuit, which disconnects the output signal from output terminal for the duration of power-on. Kai |
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