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Amplitude Filter
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Amplitude Filter
I am wondering if such a thing exists as an amplitude filter for electrical signals. I have never heard of one, but it seems feasible. I was thinking maybe maybe a diode to ground, and using a DC bias and transistors to choose what amplitudes to cut out using the diodes .6V barrier voltatge. That however seems like it wouldn't work to well.
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Re: Amplitude Filter
What exaclty are you trying to do?
I'm sure if I knew a bit more about what you're makin' I could help.
I'm sure if I knew a bit more about what you're makin' I could help.
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Re: Amplitude Filter
I am looking to build a microphone that can pick up on small or distant sounds, while filtering out loud sounds.
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