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March 3rd 09, 11:19 PM
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Peak-to-peak voltage for mic input?
I've made a digital modem and am trying to figure out how much I need
to reduce the modem's audio output before piping the signal into an IC- V8. I want to make sure the voltage is high enough to RX well, but not so high that the signal is clipped of the IC-V8 is damaged. Anyone know what the typical peak-to-peak voltage is for a standard mic input? Thanks in advance for any advice! Dave |
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