Better understanding of filter/values for (best) audio output?
i making stab @ trying understand low-pass filters/audio stuff....
instead of following schematics, or copying other open source schematics or .brd file..etc....
i have blindly changed values while testing, true understanding...
i'd better understanding (in laymen terms) of if raising/lowering resistor 'here'.. does/effects in output..etc..
(not looking long big equations or long articles on invested , how calculate things... yet!)
i have project, smd board, removed of components , soldered in wires female, dupont connectors on other end... can swap out components/values , test things out..
here snippet of schematic applies dac >> amp >> speaker outputn..
the components circles in red , components can change testing.. , current values testing are..
the components in blue filter on back-end... havent messed them ever.. (but can/will if means getting best audio can project)
r5/r6 have pot wired in can dial whatever.. measure , use hard valued resistors...
right getting 'decent' audio.. not bad... 'feel' better true understanding instead of randomly messing about..
goal:
* best quality , volume can achieve (fought volume, muted/muffled sounds, no lows, no highs)
* best filtering external noise (forward thinking still being able use board pwm leds..so filtering outside/external noise leds or something, heard through audio/speaker)
*note: using hobby speakers, un-powered, 1-2watt / 8 ohm speakers
(clean version)
instead of following schematics, or copying other open source schematics or .brd file..etc....
i have blindly changed values while testing, true understanding...
i'd better understanding (in laymen terms) of if raising/lowering resistor 'here'.. does/effects in output..etc..
(not looking long big equations or long articles on invested , how calculate things... yet!)
i have project, smd board, removed of components , soldered in wires female, dupont connectors on other end... can swap out components/values , test things out..
here snippet of schematic applies dac >> amp >> speaker outputn..
the components circles in red , components can change testing.. , current values testing are..
the components in blue filter on back-end... havent messed them ever.. (but can/will if means getting best audio can project)
r5/r6 have pot wired in can dial whatever.. measure , use hard valued resistors...
right getting 'decent' audio.. not bad... 'feel' better true understanding instead of randomly messing about..
goal:
* best quality , volume can achieve (fought volume, muted/muffled sounds, no lows, no highs)
* best filtering external noise (forward thinking still being able use board pwm leds..so filtering outside/external noise leds or something, heard through audio/speaker)
*note: using hobby speakers, un-powered, 1-2watt / 8 ohm speakers
(clean version)
bump..
and talking out guess..
so.....
r8 & c18 = low pass filter
c21 & r6 = high pass filter
(r5 added in volume control/setting)
what part r7 & c15 playing in schematic then? filter on output..yes? confused on how impact these have on overall results/audio output?
same question c17? seems coupling cap? (i'll have pin6 on lm386 amp datasheet off top off head dont recall.. )
talking else, mentioned: corner frequency etc..
which didnt understand though?
thanks advice/feddback/discussion..
and talking out guess..
so.....
r8 & c18 = low pass filter
c21 & r6 = high pass filter
(r5 added in volume control/setting)
what part r7 & c15 playing in schematic then? filter on output..yes? confused on how impact these have on overall results/audio output?
same question c17? seems coupling cap? (i'll have pin6 on lm386 amp datasheet off top off head dont recall.. )
talking else, mentioned: corner frequency etc..
which didnt understand though?
thanks advice/feddback/discussion..
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