Abstract: RIAA correction of audio frequency signals is disclosed. A RIAA-correcting pre-amplifier uses a transformer having a primary winding and two or more secondary windings, with two of the secondary windings playing an essential role in RIAA-correction. Frequency correction of a signal coming from one of the secondary windings is carried out on a resistance and capacitance circuit (RC-type of correction), while frequency correction of a signal coming from another of the secondary windings is carried out with the use of an inductance and resistance circuit (RL type of correction).
Abstract: RIAA correction of audio frequency signals is described. A RIAA-correcting pre-amplifier uses a transformer having a primary winding and two or more secondary windings, with two of the secondary windings playing essential role in RIAA-correction. A magnetic core of the transformer includes two or more separated parallel magnetic circuits.
Abstract: RIAA correction of audio frequency signals is disclosed. A RIAA-correcting pre-amplifier uses a transformer having a primary winding and two or more secondary windings, with two of the secondary windings playing an essential role in RIAA-correction. Frequency correction of a signal coming from one of the secondary windings is carried out on a resistance and capacitance circuit (RC-type of correction), while frequency correction of a signal coming from another of the secondary windings is carried out with the use of an inductance and resistance circuit (RL type of correction).
Abstract: RIAA correction of audio frequency signals is described. A RIAA-correcting pre-amplifier uses a transformer having a primary winding and two or more secondary windings, with two of the secondary windings playing essential role in RIAA-correction. A magnetic core of the transformer includes two or more separated parallel magnetic circuits.
Abstract: RIAA correction of electrical signals without the use of capacitors in a correction circuit is disclosed. A transformer is used with two or more windings, including at least two secondary windings are loaded on resistive circuits to form frequency correction. Additional inductors are installed in series with each of the secondary windings or with just one of the secondary windings.