I have an excel spreadsheet which ....
Does it account for generally limited gain and bandwidth, especially in 2-triode designs? Even a 3-triode plan can fail to offer "infinite" gain margin at 50Hz.
I'd also say if we assume the filter can be designed apart from the amplifier, then "the problem is trivial". Find a well-regarded filter network and steal it (only call it "research"). If the impedance is wrong, scale all values. If the gain is wrong, you can generally scale one value, although if you get greedy you can have errors at the end of the band. The spreadsheet only does the math for you.
Hello together,
I would like to revive this topic as I came across this while searchung for RIAA calculations. Therefore I would be interested in getting Jackinnys Excel sheet. So if you read this please contact me. I can´t because I can´t start conversations because I was not activ for too long.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Martin
I would like to revive this topic as I came across this while searchung for RIAA calculations. Therefore I would be interested in getting Jackinnys Excel sheet. So if you read this please contact me. I can´t because I can´t start conversations because I was not activ for too long.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Martin
Hi @jackinnjI have an excel spreadsheet which allows you to calculate the values for the 4 Lipshitz transforms -- enter the time constants and "seed" values of R1 or C1 and it spits out the rest. I tried to upload it, but get an error message.
where can I find this spreadsheet ? If you created it would you mind sharing it with me ?
Thanks!
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