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gEDA-user: OT: low noise microphone amp
Seeing there has been some discussion about low noise design, I'll throw
this in.
I had to repair a Behringer 24/4/2 mixing desk this week. I found the
following two points interesting:
i) Only one IC type was used throughout the desk. A dual op-amp SIP
NJM4580L. Channel input, EQ, output, headphone etc. Possibly used as
bus summing amp too, but not sure without a circuit diagram - there were
a couple of discreets around the bus master area. Maybe not optimal,
but it sure would cut down on BOM items;
ii) Mic input diff amps are discreet. No fancy low-noise instrumentation
amp. Each channel had 4x A1084 PNP transistors and 4x MPSA06 FETs,
feeding a NJM4580L op-amp. I guess the PNPs were the amp & the FETs
were current sources (???).
--
Greg
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