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Opamps

December 5, 2008February 18, 2017 Rory

Operational amplifiers (opamps for short) are a fantastic analogue circuit building block. While they were originally used for mathematical operations (hence the name) in early analogue computers, they are now mainly used for audio applications. What is an opamp? An op-amp or operational amplifier to be exact is quite literally…

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Karaoke Circuit

November 12, 2008February 18, 2017 Rory

What is it? The simple karaoke circuit takes a stereo line level audio signal from a CD player, mp3 player or similar and, in the case of most music recorded in the last 2 or 3 decades, significantly reduces the volume of the vocals without removing much of the accompaniment. …

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