ASSUMING the SA602 inputs are 1.5K each for a total of 3K my calculations come up with changing the 11 ohm 1% resistor with a 13.2 ohm 1% resistor from Digi-Key...??
1 over 1/3000 + 1/91 + 1/115.2 = 49.992 ohms
Only one part needs to be changed vs swapping out all 4...
The 4.2.1 ckt math would be:
1 over?1/3000 + 1/56 + 1/529.9 = 49.806 ohms
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On Thursday, March 26, 2020, 07:58:21 AM EDT, erik@... <erik@...> wrote:
4.2.1 is better because the input impedance of the SA602 (1.5kOhm//3pF per input) has less impact compared to 4.2
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