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Easiest Way To Detect An Audio Signal ?

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From: George Bush
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 20:44
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I have been doing some research looking up circuts in past issues of
Radio Electronics and various books to try to come up with a circut that
will detect a low level ( coming directly out of your preamp ) audio
signal.  There seems to be many twisted ways to do this, but I am looking
for the easiest and cheapest.  I want to incorporate a time delay from the
time the signal is detected to the time trigger is switched.

Unless there is an easier way I am going to use a 555 timer for the delay.
The main question I have is how do I convert the low level audio signal
into a DC current to trigger the 555 etc...

Thanks for any help                                             - Dan
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