Ah... yes...  Just set the system volume at a certain level, and keep it there.  Then design the amplifier circuit for the amplitude that the sound card is producing at that volume level.

~John

On 3/16/06, as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i have never programmed a sound card- is it possible to set the voltage output. won't this be affected by volume control of the system?

aravind.

On 3/15/06, John Demme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
100 microamps?  A typical op amp should be able to do it no problem, assuming you have a 12V power supply to drive it!  By trigger, so you mean that it doesn't take an analog signal, and that it takes a digital signal at a specific frequency?  If so, you're better off using the parallel port, although you'll still need the op amp (and that op amp circuit is even more trivial).  (Actually, there are a few ways other than an op amp, but it's probably the best way to do it)

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