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Questions about designing electronics for measuring, processing, and amplifying audio signals.
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Make audio signal go only one direction
The goal of the emulator is basically to make the radio open up it's audio channels. … Using a ground loop isolator does not do anything at all (I put it between the audio connector and my phone). …
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Can a voltage divider be used for (input) jack detection?
The circuit looks like this:
One end of the jack is connected to a speaker, and the other to an audio source, such as a phone or mp3 player.
Basically what is drawn is what I'm making. … Will this work for detecting if a jack is inserted, without damaging any components, particularly the audio source and speaker?
Note: I would use a jack connector with a detection pin. …
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