Re: Analog switch configuration
- From: "PPP" <pispaspos@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 12 Dec 2006 15:36:09 -0800
martin griffith wrote:
Try putting a 100K to gnd before the 1uF
try a 22uf in series of the o/p of the opamp, then a 100K to gnd
I tried this and unfortunately, I did not notice any difference. If
this did work, how does the 100K actually eliminate the click?
Also put a scope on the o/p of the opamp see if there is anything
funny happening
I finally was able to probe the output and noticed something
interesting...well, to me at least. I decided to connect the output of
the second switch (right hand in the pic) to a capacitor (~ 2uF since I
didn't have any other values). I just wanted to see the output on the
scope and was hoping to eliminate the DC bias of the audio signal.
However, when the switch switches, the signal bias shifts from 0V to
300mV. Not sure why.
Thank you!
.
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