Re: Apple IIGS Stereo Sound Card - Interest?

[Toinet <antoine.vignau@laposte.net>]

On 23 nov, 22:20, Drew <goggled...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 2 Nov, 17:34, "Michael J. Mahon" <mjma...@aol.com> wrote:
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> > Drew wrote:
> > > On 2 Nov, 09:52, "Bill Buckels" <bbuck...@mts.net> wrote:
> > >> "Toinet" <antoine.vig...@laposte.net> wrote:
> > >>> Will your board allow sound input as well as sound output? I mean
> > >>> "numérisation du son" (sound digitization)
> > >> Hi Tony,
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> > >> That would be good if Drew's board provided recording as well as playback
> > >> functionality. (i.e. ADC input as well as DAC output).
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> > >> Bill
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> > > Hi,
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> > > At the moment it will be output only. I have thought about input, and
> > > i 'might' look at this at a later date. This is all new to me and am
> > > keen to get something produced and then look at how i can improve
> > > things maybe on a version 2.0 board, but to be honest if i was going
> > > to do the input i would need lots of help from the group :).
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> > Since the Ensoniq ADC input (mono) is on the same connector as the
> > multiplexed outputs, you already have access to the input.
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> > All that's needed is suitable amplification for your intended input
> > (required for a microphone input) plus an anti-aliasing low-pass
> > filter--probably another two op-amps as active filters.
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> > The net impact to the bill of materials would be another two
> > or three op-amps (in one chip), about a dozen passives (resistors
> > and capacitors), and an input jack--plus a gain control if one is
> > not available off-card.
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> > If a low-level (microphone) input is provided, some care should
> > be exercised in laying out the card to avoid noise pickup.
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> > -michael
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> Hi,
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> I have completed the prototype card (http://drewbiegs.blogspot.com),
> but seems the hiss that was on the breadboard is on the real card as
> well, specifically on the right speaker. I was wondering if anyone had
> some suggestions on a good starting point? possibly the layout of the
> board, but I am not expert on what can cause issues with audio on
> PCB...
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> Any help would be appreciated :)
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> Drew

Good job Drew,
Keep up the good work.
I have no HW skills, I let others help you.
antoine