To do this looks relatively straightforward. The PA381 is a current output device: the currents output from pins 1 & 7 of both chips all come together at one end of J1, and are summed by one op amp in the TL082 - pin 6 is the summing junction, pin 7 the o/p, pin 5 grounded. So you would have to replicate this op amp set-up - a 47k feedback resistor, 22p stability cap (C13) and 1k o/p resistor - for each section. The second op amp in the TL082 is unused, but it would probably be easier to use a TL084 on a separate piece of stripboard/whatever. It's getting late in the UK, but I can maybe supply more help tomorrow if needed! Tim --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "danv_83" <danv_83@y...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I was just playing around with the a-135. > > I basically want to be able to make seperate outputs for each channel > after the cv attenuator circuitry. I am having trouble figuring out > exactly how the circuit works - I was thinking that the final stage > before each channel's signal get summed and then led through the > makeup gain ic and then to the master out - is on the pa 381 ic. So my > plan was to just tap the seperate outputs from the two pa381 ic's and > then lead each channel into it's own seperate makeup gain opamp,,,, > > So I tried this but wasn't getting any signal.... I'm sure if I could > see the schematics I could make better sense of everything,,,, anyhow > I am hoping somoene can offer some insight on how to actually do this. > > It would be great to have the seperate outs,,, would be like have an > extra 4 vca's available! > > Thank You! >
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Re: modifying the a-135 quad mixer module
2005-11-20 by Tim Stinchcombe
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