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Article #2700RE: Phone Line Audio Question
From: tpappas
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 17:04
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 17:04
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Its quite simple!
We use telephone audio in our studio all the time.
And yes it's an off the shelf design. I designed and built such a device
with scrap droor components. I used an audio coupling transformer and a
capacitor. The primary windings add in series to 500 ohms. Instead of
connecting them directly together i added a cap between them. I think it
was somthing like 0.047 micro farads with a 600vlt rating. And the
secondary which is 500 ohms runs into the control room mixer.
Tip >------------/ II
/ II /------------<
(primary winding 1) / II /
/ II /
>-----X------/ II /
I II /
0.047 uF = II / -----------CT (secondary winding)
I II /
>------X------/ II / Output Side
/ II / to Mixer
(primary winding 2) / II /
/ II /-------------<
Ring >-------------/ II
Sorry 'bout the art work.....
Try this circuit it works great for us in the studio. Just make sure you
use properly rated components.
Tom Pappas
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