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A very good morning to you MIKE On 03 Jan 03 09:06 you wrote something about *I/F*... TK>> Well...it can be done much easier...seen it done in a 1980 TK>> Marshall JCM 800 Lead....pulling a signal to ground with a TK>> transistor via a cap....no biasing no powersupply TK>> whatsoever....theoretically not possible...but practically it TK>> worked perfect! MR> Let's see, a regular bipolar transistor might be used but usually for MR> switching on/off or pwm, so I believe it was probably a JFET. Nope...it was really a plain simple NPN bipolar transistor Actually...to be honest..it was a CA3046 which is a chip with 5 NPN transistors on board....i was amazed it worked at all....but it did :-) I made a little ascii drawing (hope you can read it...I'm a terrible ascii artist) in a mail to Roy Greetingzetcetera, Thom ... Dag Meneer de programmeurdert, waar zijn wij nou helemaal mee bezig ? --- GoldED+/386 1.1.4.7* Origin: Point of The Snake (2:280/4312.3) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 280/4312 2476/418 2432/200 774/605 123/500 106/1 379/1 633/267 |
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