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DC protection 4 months 3 weeks ago #63649

onlyoneme Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 1	Does Flex provide DC protection on its outputs? I mean no risk for situation as below to happen: "This amplifier does not have a decoupling capacitor, so it lets the DC component of the signal through. Make sure your source has no DC component present at the output. The DC protection of the module switches on at 12VDC which is very permissive." (taken from the description of nCore amplifier)
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DC protection 4 months 3 weeks ago #63661

denver8me4dinner Offline Platinum Member 3038564518 Posts: 490 Thank you received: 92	Good question for @devteam to answer you could hook up a battery to your inputs and see….. might be a bad idea , but you would know the answer with a dmm could blow up the device , but a low voltage 1.5v battery with a resistor for a quick sec may not hurt too much maybe go for .1v then see if you get .1v out with all dsp at unity idk
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DC protection 4 months 3 weeks ago #63669

onlyoneme Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 1	I've got the answer from DevTeam that Flex has its outputs DC protected. The following user(s) said Thank You: denver8me4dinner
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