Silly newbie question?

Started by jlove0413, January 05, 2004, 11:04:30 AM

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jlove0413

I see the phrase "gating effect" referred to  in many of the posts.  Can someone explain what this is?

Thanks.

petemoore

SOunds like a nasty taper off of amplified signal when you're note decays.
 A misbiased Q will gate or shut off sporadically causing a [not exactly a scritch or crackle but] noisey decay or let only transient sputters through.
  Take yer basic transistor ckt and put a trimpot to replace the  collectors resistor , twist the trimpot...if it's adjusted value gets 'outside'  the bias parameter you will hear the gating efkt.
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jlove0413

Thanks for the explanation!

smoguzbenjamin

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