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| =====5 - Mixing and Filtering===== | =====5 - Mixing and Filtering===== | ||
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| The signal also has to be quantized in voltage/ | The signal also has to be quantized in voltage/ | ||
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| If the numbers representing samples are integers, the quality of the quantization is called the **bit depth**. | If the numbers representing samples are integers, the quality of the quantization is called the **bit depth**. | ||
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| **BJT**s and **FET**s perform **similar** functions, but with a **different type of input**. | **BJT**s and **FET**s perform **similar** functions, but with a **different type of input**. | ||
| Both kinds of transistors are devices that control the current flowing through them and can be used as digital switches or analog amplifiers. | Both kinds of transistors are devices that control the current flowing through them and can be used as digital switches or analog amplifiers. | ||
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| - | // FIXME Advice some usual refs to play with // | ||
| In the **digital case**, the circuit around the transistor is designed so the input signal (current for a BJT or voltage for a FET) is large enough to turn on the transistor much more than the actual needed output current, or small enough to turn off the transistor completely. | In the **digital case**, the circuit around the transistor is designed so the input signal (current for a BJT or voltage for a FET) is large enough to turn on the transistor much more than the actual needed output current, or small enough to turn off the transistor completely. | ||
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| - | //FIXME Advice | + | **TL072/TL074/MCP6004** are some refs of Opamps used in MIDIbox Designs |
| It's represented in schematics by it's Symbol | It's represented in schematics by it's Symbol | ||
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| - | //FIXME Find a SIN alike circuitry to be redrawn// | ||
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| ====F-Basic Active First-Order Filters==== | ====F-Basic Active First-Order Filters==== | ||
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| =====11 - Going Further===== | =====11 - Going Further===== | ||
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| __Theory__ | __Theory__ | ||
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| - | http:// | + | * [[http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/|Electronic tutorials]] |
| - | + | * [[http://www.discovercircuits.com/|DiscoverCircuits Archive]] | |
| - | - French - http://www.sonelec-musique.com/electronique_realisations.html | + | |
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| - | //FIXME replace the last link by an english equivalent archive of basic Audio Circuitry, Power supplies etc// | + | |
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