Hi!
This is a question where i didn't found much info.
A friend told me that is important to keep the same component ratios in the circuits you build in order to maintain the same frequency response bandwidth across all circuits.
for example:
Circuit 1: inverting opamp: 10k input . 10k/22pf at opamp feedback path.
Circuit 2: VCA fader: 22k input . 22k/10pf at opamp feedback path.
It is not always possible to maintain the same ratios, but simmilary bandwidth for example with 4k7/47pf
and so on....
¿What do you think? ¿are component ratios important?
Jay x
This is a question where i didn't found much info.
A friend told me that is important to keep the same component ratios in the circuits you build in order to maintain the same frequency response bandwidth across all circuits.
for example:
Circuit 1: inverting opamp: 10k input . 10k/22pf at opamp feedback path.
Circuit 2: VCA fader: 22k input . 22k/10pf at opamp feedback path.
It is not always possible to maintain the same ratios, but simmilary bandwidth for example with 4k7/47pf
and so on....
¿What do you think? ¿are component ratios important?
Jay x