Design Note 140 Input and Output Circuits for THAT Preamplifier ICs (244k)
More Analog Secrets Your Mother Never Told You (915k)
At the 127th AES Convention attendees were invited to attend a THAT exhibitor seminar — "More Analog Secrets Your Mother Never Told You". A sequel to our popular first "Analog Secrets" seminar, this new presentation exposes more design secrets including “extreme performance” microphone preamps, protecting audio inputs/outputs during phantom power faults, and maintaining high dynamic range in low cost applications.
Digitally Controlled Microphone Preamplifier Selector
A side by side comparison of the features and specifications of our digitally controlled microphone preamplifier chip sets.
1570/5173 Digitally-Controlled Mic Preamp Demo Board - The THAT 1570/5173 Digitally-Controlled Mic Preamp Demo Board (US$250) allows developers to evaluate the performance of the THAT1570 / THAT5173 chipset. The demo board provides a balanced audio input on a Neutrik "combo" connector with 48V phantom power, and a balanced audio output on XLR and ¼" TRS connectors. The supplied graphical user interface (GUI) controls all functions in the 5173 chip via USB. A prototyping area is available for adding or modifying circuitry. See the 5173 DEMO Datasheet for more information.
1570 and 5173 Surface Mount Adapter Boards - For our integrated circuits which are only available in surface mount packages THAT Corporation offers adapter boards which allow one of these surface-mount ICs to interface to a circuit board via traditional thru-hole mounting. These adapters make it easy for a design engineer to evaluate our surface-mount products on a prototype board without having to employ SMT technology. Adapter boards are available to qualified applicants.
1570 Material Data Declaration Sheet
Material Data Declaration Sheets (MDDS) disclose the hazardous materials in our integrated circuits as required by the European RoHS directive.
5173 Material Data Declaration Sheet
Material Data Declaration Sheets (MDDS) disclose the hazardous materials in our integrated circuits as required by the European RoHS directive.