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Spectral X-Contamination: Problems in Op-Amp Chips References & Further Reading
Sidebar 1: References & Further Reading
+[1] Jim Williams, Analog Circuit DesignArt, Science & Personalities. Butterworth-Heinemann, ISBN 0-7506-9166-2.
[2] Ben Duncan, "Evaluating Audio Op-Amps, Part 1." Studio Sound, July 1990.
[3] Ben Duncan, "Black Box." Hi-Fi News & Record Review, June 2000.
[4] David Bohm, Wholeness and the Implicate Order. Ark Books, 1995, ISBN 0-415-11966-9.
[5] M. Talbot, The Holographic Universe. Grafton Press, 1991; HarperCollins, 1996.
[6] Ben Duncan, "Evaluating Audio Op-Amps, Part 3." Studio Sound, September 1990.
[7,8] Ben Duncan, "How Clean is Your Audio Op-Amp?" Electronics World, January 1993. Reprinted in Audio Amateur (USA), 1995.
[9] Ben Duncan, "Data RaterPower ICs On Trial." Electronics World, June 1995.
[10] Ben Duncan, "Evaluating Chip Power." Studio Sound, September 1995.
[11] Ben Duncan, "IC Op-Amp Testing." Studio Sound, June 1996.
[12] Ben Duncan, "Harmonic Convergence." Stereophile, October 1992.
[13] Ben Duncan, "Black Box." Hi-Fi News & Record Review, August 1995, JanuaryMarch 2000.
[14] Ben Duncan, High Performance Audio Power Amplifiers for Music Reproduction, chapter 7. Newnes, 1996, ISBN 0-7506-2629-1. Publisher's website: www.bh.com (see Newnes section).
[15] Richard Heyser, "Geometry of Sound Perception." Preprint 1009/H1, 51st AES Convention, May 1975. This paper is included in Time Delay Spectrometry), the AES anthology of the late Richard Heyer's writings, which is available as a free pdf download here.
[16] Richard Heyser, "Perception & Geometry." Audio, June 1977.
[17] Richard Heyser, "Acoustic Rosetta Stone." Audio, January 1979.
[18] Richard Heyser, "A View Through Different Windows." Audio, February 1979.
Note: Audio Amateur became Audio Electronics and as of January 2001 was absorbed into Audio XPress. Wireless World is now Electronics World.