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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Between +in of TL072 and Master amplifier DSP output audio in series style. I think offset of TL072 add to Master and cause the problem . As I mentioned DSP output is mV and so sensitive!
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Amazing and f...k! I add 47uf-16V electrolyte capacitor as you told and Master amplifier is clean totally!!! Even I returned power supply of TL072 to ±7 and Master Amplifier is still clean ! Still have some distortion on high gain on Slave amplifier. Some quality check is on list and I will...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    I have changed the supply voltage to ±10.5V ( to much problem to provide low noise and clean voltage :arghh: ) instead of changing op-amp to rail-to-rail . Now the distortion of output of TL072 is around ±9V instead of 6.5V when supply voltage of TL072 was ±7. But still I have noise on Master...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    I have checked deeply the schematic and saw this: Actually both capacitor and that resistor is available in Master-Amp. I have checked again all information and circuit . I think problem is ±7V power supply of non-Rail to rail opamp that I used . I am trying to find a rail-to-rail op-amp for...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Checked, 7+ and 7- is smooth and fine .
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Might be . But as I have told It is not exactly my issue. the main problem is when Gain on TL072 exceed than 25 I have distortion on Master Amplifier witch is non-inverting pin of TL072! in this topic I found one problem that is High-Gain. But still I can not understand how to overcome on it...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    I think it is not necessary.
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    I have found the Master schematic :woot: full PDF is in first post. There is the spots that I got my wires from Master AMP. PAGE 39 of PDF in first post of topic : I put a cap but found out that this cap make phase-shift on slave and it is not desire for me.
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Sorry for late... I had some investigation on my circuit based on your kind informations ... First: I have found that load ( which is slave amplifier ) doesn't have any affect on distortion. I disconnect the "To_car_amp" and nothing change! Master Amplifier still has distortion on its sound...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    It is my circuit schematic I have distortion problem in Audio_R1 and Audio_L1 when I turn the double volume which is To_back_vol_R more than ~70K . Why output of this opamp affect on input of it ?!
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    It has 47uf electrolytic capacitors on both + and - It is 98k assume 100k
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    I am trying to couple two amplifiers together without and phase shift in outputs . one of them is master and other is slave amplifier . From Master 80mVpp comes and go to TL072 and output of TL072 goes to Slave amplifier. I don't have two amplifiers schematic. only TL072 is my design . Also I...
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Load is a car amplifier. I use TL072C
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Sorry I haven't mention supply voltage it is -7 +7 volts on pin 4 and 8.
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    TL072 and Non-inverter small signal amplifying

    Jfets has a tiny capacitor in its gates. I thought its better to have an small resistor to prevent inrush current and further damage to source of input signal ...

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