Docs: Add signal flow graph
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- expect/ deliver a nominal level of +6dBu (german TV broadcast standard, 0 dBu = 0,775 Veff)
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- be transformer balanced and galvanically isolated
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This results in a signal flow like this: ![](docs/signal-flow.jpg)
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## Status
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TODO: Try out using the amp's feedback resistor for gain control or just use a potentiometer on the input of the next stage.
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TODO: Integrate the On-Air and mute buttons
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TODO: Integrate the On-Air button
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For long-lasting endurance of the microphone level potentiometer, we're using one with conductive plastic as resistor element (Bourns model 91).
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#### Headphone Output Driver
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The headphone output needs a maximum output power of about 0.1 W and should put the mono signal on both stereo channels of the TRS jack.
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For the first draft, we're using one LM386 audio power amplifier.
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For the first draft, we're using one LM386 audio power amplifier --> way too much amplification!
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TODO: Check, if driving the two speakers in parallel leads to any issues (besides cutting the speaker impedance in half).
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