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In Reply to: 627 is a VFB, unity gain compensated device posted by wildmonkeysects on June 22, 2001 at 15:58:52:
Hi WMSI found same with 627/637. Did you bias OP into class A,
this is definately worthwhile.
What other devices did you compare to?
I missed the first part of message, I assume you were
reffering to 627 with BUF634 inside loop.
Did you run 634 in wide BW mode as is recommended?Terry
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- Re: 627 is a VFB, unity gain compensated device - Terry Demol 19:56:08 06/22/01 (7)
- Re: 627 is a VFB, unity gain compensated device - wildmonkeysects 15:54:06 06/25/01 (6)
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