Hello,
Lately I've been watching the theory of op amp (again).
The circuit in question is
this, I'm interested to understand the operation and to simplify it.
Unfortunately this time I need the circuit.
For now I want to focus on the subwoofer section, the two inputs (L and R) pass through two buffers and are then mixed with an inverting adder. (I miss the usage of R14, I believe that it serves for bias currents)
At this point there are two second-order filters (Sallen-Key filter), the gain of these is 1. But I do not understand how to calculate the final cut-off frequency. (The first cut is at 282Hz and the second cut is at 374Hz)
At this point I have a couple of questions.
1) U7 is used for switching the signal in phase, I wonder if it is possible to modify the circuit to make an attenuator with a pot. (Gain <= 1)
2) A change that I would like to implement is the ability to choose the cut-off frequency using a potentiometer. Do you have suggestions?
3) The buffer in the input stage are needed? Many schemes I've seen online do not have them and do not even have the adder.
4) R8 C7, C1, R1, R25 C17 are used to eliminate the DC voltage, right?
Thanks, hitech95.