macegr: can you group them tighter?
but yeah looks neat
Posted by renesis at 17:31 | permalink | 0 comments
macegr: can you group them tighter?
but yeah looks neat
Posted by renesis at 17:31 | permalink | 0 comments
timecop: put a green 0603 at 500uA and tell me if you can see it
yeah duh
im not asking you to hook up a resistor with specific epoxy coating and check your vision
timecop: thats not pics of leds yo
fuck i need a bench supply already
Posted by renesis at 14:14 | permalink | 0 comments
timecop: why do you care about recaro sport buckets?
maybe the passenger seat
no if he uses the racing seat
instead of the sport seat
the passenger seat in that pic is prob lighter
timecop: really recaros belong in a golf
they sold GTIs in the 80s or 90s with recaros
iunno im not that into them
Posted by renesis at 13:54 | permalink | 0 comments
also since these caps are usually installed on every stage in an effort to eliminate ultrasonic noise, you have to be careful you dont create multiple pole filters with ripple before rolloff
if you fuck it up and the filters stack just wrong, you can get huge *gain* in noise before rolloff
when everyone was throwing one shot circuits at you and your friend mentioned poles and zeros, thats what hes talking about
but yeah low noise/distortion production audio, that cap is always there, and theyll limit high end response
that shit is so old werent we blown away by this like 2 or 4 years ago?
theres like a competitive market of cd demagnetizers now?
what makes one better
looks cool and costs more i guess
Posted by renesis at 12:44 | permalink | 0 comments
thats a HPF right there
then the opamps probably have a cap parallel with the feedback attenuator
if you do those too close to an amps open loop gain rolloff, you can phase fuck the system and create oscillation
but its done anyway in audio, usually tuned below 100KHz
open loop gain unity bandwidth on typical audio amps (tl072, ne5532, opa2134, etc) is above 1MHz so typically the circuit is tuned above 20KHz but below about 100KHz
Posted by renesis at 12:39 | permalink | 0 comments
wat
yeah so
its prob analog freq response
its likely going to have input coupling caps and input resistors to set impedance
Posted by renesis at 12:34 | permalink | 0 comments
esd_: aluminum extrusion chassis means it sounds awesome
+200hp right there
Posted by renesis at 12:13 | permalink | 0 comments
nice work
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neat ^
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bitches, there aint no 143 in tarzana
that shit is like 10mi from downtown
Posted by renesis at 00:29 | permalink | 0 comments
http://hackaday.com/2010/05/05/possibly-the-most-beautiful-piece-of-hardware/
fuckin tewbs
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