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Tim Martin
 
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Tim
The Hafler P1500 for example has a gain range of 14dB to 29dB, which

means
the output voltage is a maximum of 28 times the input voltage (the

voltage
multiplier for a gain of x db is 2^(x/20).)


Robert
Tim, the dB is a base 10 logarithm, so the correct formula for voltage

gain
is 10^(x/20) .


Thanks, that's correct. I wrote it wrong. I did the calculations correctly
though ... :-)

So the output voltage is a maximum of 28 times the input voltage.

Tim




 
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