The input of the circuit has a balanced input but, the output is unbalanced. I would like to know what circuit i have to add for get a balanced output
thanks
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The input of the circuit has a balanced input but, the output is unbalanced. I would like to know what circuit i have to add for get a balanced output
thanks
Hello Andres,
If I understand your application correctly, you're trying to buffer a differential signal. If so, perhaps you could use the OPA1612 (low noise, dual op amp). They could be configured as inverting and non-inverting amplifiers.
I'm going to move this post to the audio forum in case they have any input as well.
Hello Pete
I have been reading about tube mic preamps, all of them use input and output transformers, but i have also seen transistor mic preamps and the designer also use input and output trnasformers, check this note please about a solid state mic preamp, these preamp has a balanced output
http://www.adesignsaudio.com/pacifica-stereo-microphone-preamplifier-di.htm
I need to have a balanced output please also check this note pag 7, about the wiring for to get a balanced output
http://www.johnhardyco.com/pdf/M1M2M1p.pdf
Thanks a lot
Hello Andres,
Thanks for the useful information. Yes, it looks like they used T2 to create their balanced output.