PLEASE LIKE THIS VIDEO. I'm saving for a cup of coffee! Comments are also very welcome.
@michaellundsrensen22922 сағат бұрын
Thanks for showing us - it's much appreciated!
@Peter_S_4 сағат бұрын
Depending on the IC, this is very common practice in extremely expensive high end test equipment. Think of applications like 8 1/2 digit meters where you want to average very small errors. Of course your circuit must be designed to take advantage of this approach and stacking the chips physically is likely almost never a good idea due to thermals.
@vladnurk47103 сағат бұрын
It is common practice to achieve Ultra low noise by //ing 5532, lt1115, opa202. beyond 8 chips is a point of no advantage. 2 chips will reduce the noise by half 4 chips by half again and 8 chips by half again. The theory the noise being random in each chip so this is an analog version of averaging
@ACAustralia5046 минут бұрын
very good. Still waiting for the dc to *- 15v converter review.🤨
@charlybeagrie111912 минут бұрын
Doug Self made an amp with several 5532s. I thinl itmay have been a power amp: it was alng time ago and my memory is sketchy.
@oahupc46882 сағат бұрын
could you put the 5532 on top of the other 5532 like everyone does and tell us how it sounds. this silly kit is a joke and should not be ordered or reviewed. thank you for all your hard work
@vladnurk47102 сағат бұрын
looked @ the circuit it is crazy paralleling arrangement it is totally stupid. The positive feedback 10 R turns the voltage follower into a comparator with strange characteristics...poor cct design by a novice