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What does this do?
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 4/30/2006 3:22 AM |
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| Satamax | What does this do? Hi everybody! What does this thing when you input some AC in? Bye. Max. |
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| 4/30/2006 5:54 AM |
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| Erik Runeson | There seems to be a spelling error in the link to the image - should read: http://satamax.free.fr/filter.jpg Anyway, it is a simple first order highpass filter. There is no point in having two caps in series like this, they can be replaced with a single cap with half the value (110p). |
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| 4/30/2006 8:25 AM |
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| Satamax | Thanks a lot Eric! Well, i drew it this way, because each cap dephasing the curent by 90 degres, i thought the curent out of the resistor would be 180 degres out of phase with with the one out of the caps, but i realize that it might not be that simple  They form a smaller cap when in series, so it might not behave as expected dephasing teh signal. That's why they use a center resistor in bridged T filters? It's a high pass then, huh, does it act as a high pass to the ground when used as a cathode bypass circuit on a preamp valve?
Thanks again. Max. |
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