Jinx

CA3100 isn't a must. I can use others. so no problem

about the outputs, I want to distribute to 20 or so TV monitors and I was
under the assumption that this component can deliver only to 3 outputs.

if I can make it deliver more than 3 outputs it's better for me.



Regards

Tal Bejerano
AMC - ISRAEL


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Subject: Re: [EE]: Re: distributing video signal


> My question refer to the input of the opamp, if I connect many
> opamps to one source with so many resistors on the input,
> shouldn't it effect the source signal power? maybe I'll need to
> amplify the initial signal source? so each opamp get it's
> "standard" signal power

The terminating resistance is the 75R, and that would be the
major load on the input signal. The signal from the junction of
the 4k7 and 2k5 level control should be able to be taken to a
few more op amps. However, the CA3100 does not have a
particularly high input impedance (and is also obsolete
unfortunately, but there are others around - the Philips NE592
is an 8-pin cheapie) and you should be able to compensate
for that with other amplification stages

The circuit you refer to has already split the signal 3 ways,
could you not just repeat it for further fan out ? Degradation
will probably become apparent the more removed the output
becomes from the input though

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