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Logarithmic Volume Control

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Published in issue 358, October 2006

Logarithmic Volume Control
This volume control makes use of an operational amplifier and a few passive components to mimic the operation of a logarithmic control while using a linear potentiometer. The circuit does better in terms of reliability when compared to other designs employing double linear pots to create the logarithmic transfer function.

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