Recovery stage maths

Started by Kipper4, January 12, 2015, 02:59:43 PM

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Kipper4

I have in my mind to make a basic EQ/cab sim thing.

I figured a buffer. Probably jfet or op amp for a higher impedance>
Tone stack followed by op amp recovery stage.

By my reckoning (no science involved here or EE knowledge) I'd need a round 20db in recovery after the tone stack.

Quetion is how do I do the math to translate my NFL gain into db please?
Thanks
Rich
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Mark Hammer

There are on-line gain<->db calculators (I think Jack Orman has one at AMZ), but since  perceived loudness enters into the equation when dealing with EQs, you might want to incorporate a trimmer and season to taste.  I.E., knowing what additional gain you need is not readily deduced mathematically.

Kipper4

Who would have thunk.
Thanks Mark good call on the trimmer too.

here it is

http://www.muzique.com/schem/gain.htm

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ashcat_lt

It's 10 ^ (db/20) in case you really wanted to know.  A lot of folks seem to approximate in code as 2 ^ (db/6), but neither are really very easy to figure by hand, so you end up going to a calculator anyway, so you might as well just use that one above.

Kipper4

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