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echabotParticipantWhen looking around at SAs, it seems that 9kHz is one of the standard lower bounds. Does something still drive this limit or just a standard practice from history?
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It is partly due to the limitations of the DC blocking capacitor, and partly due to conducted emissions testing limits. Our SA44B does not have a DC blocking capacitor, and can go below 9 kHz.
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