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Originally posted by 6666 View PostHi Qiaozhi
In post #9 from your description of how the circuit works ,is the virtual ground for the opamp created by R13/14 and referenced to pin 3 ?
R13 and R14 form a potential divider to create a virtual ground (or phantom ground) at 8.2V. Hence, the preamp output will also swing around that point (typically +10.2V to -1.8V).
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Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostThe preamp (U2) is used in an inverting configuration with a single-ended supply, and therefore the non-inverting input needs to be biased above 0V.
R13 and R14 form a potential divider to create a virtual ground (or phantom ground) at 8.2V. Hence, the preamp output will also swing around that point (typically +10.2V to -1.8V).
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Originally posted by jladre View PostI got problem with this no_counter hex. I cannot load the file. Extreme burner says it is corrupt file(invalid hwx line. In func AVRProgFrm::LoadHexFile)Originally posted by md4my View Postme too
Open the file in a hex editor and look at the ASCII code, and you'll see why it doesn't work!
I've removed the attachment to save anyone else wasting their time.
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Yes i uploaded bad hex intentionally, sorry it was really bad joke.
Like i said; i don't have moral and ethical right to spread around cracked hex.
It would not be a fair towards it's author.
Yesterday was Friday 13th... really bad day for my nerves.
Also; due recent horrific occurrences in France; i will avoid any kind of debate here, no matter the subject.
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