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It's just a couple of buffers - the 10k/1k sets the gain at 0.1, shorting the 10k's would make it 1x. The two op-amps with outputs tied together with 1 ohm are
by zh3 3y ago
It's just a couple of buffers - the 10k/1k sets the gain at 0.1, shorting the 10k's would make it 1x. The two op-amps with outputs tied together with 1 ohm are just creating a virtual ground (effectively paralled to double the current handling).
I can't see how this could reduce 'hiss' if it there's something wrong in the first place,all seems very unlikely though. Possibly it eliminates hum (which mobile devices are generally hideous for, when charging) but the details are likely to be setup-dependent. Or maybe RF is leaking out of the phone causing the hiss in those particular headphones, and all this is doing is stopping that.
- vitiral 3y agoMy guess was that the signal is good but the audio output can't drive the right amount of current for the high end headphones. Not sure though.