This post is about understanding the General Impedance Converter or in short the GIC filter. This is the type of audio filter that has been forgotten in few decades.
So here I am, back again to the DAC topic and will only focusing on the specific analog section.
I thought I will fully stop to make any DAC project but in fact it is hard for me to do it. Especially like in this post, the GIC type of filter has ben around my head since the very first time I built my own DAC last year, so I think I will do it now.
But before I am going straight to this GIC filter topic, perhaps for clearer understanding about this, I should first introduce the various type of audio filter in the DAC analog section.