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Taking audio specifications in to account, overall system gain
structure diagrams have been constructed. Figure
28 depicts the input gain structure for a
single channel. Included in this section is gain reduction for a
balanced input, adjustable trim control, and an overall gain reduction
before passing to the next stage.
Figure 28:
Mixer unit gain structure diagram, input section.
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Figure 29 depicts the gain structure for the mix
stage of the mixer unit. This stage only attenuates the input signal,
up to 63dB, as per the high-level specification.
Figure 29:
Mixer unit gain structure diagram, mixer section.
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Figure 30 shows the gain structure for the
output stage. Note a constant input section gain, and a constant gain
on the balanced outputs.
Figure 30:
Mixer unit gain structure diagram, output section.
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Steve Richardson
2000-07-06
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