For starters, ever heard of negative feedback and how to use it to control gain ... but then, you already knew that, didn't you?
Ever heard of "programmable gain amps." Etc., etc. ...
The problems in design/construction can be as simple/difficult as you choose to make 'em. Nothing along these simple design specs you list comes even close to impossible, nor even of great difficulty ...
No wonder "they" have gone offshore, seems a chit-load here has become dumb-struck!
Regards, JS
Apparently they didn't feel their diamonds were already flawed enough?
Regards, JS
Yeah, with the developments in "synthetic diamonds" (they are just as real as REAL diamonds), it may become traditional to give the little lady a solid diamond cutting board as opposed to a ring. :-D
Regards, JS
By burning charcoal? You're inbred.
Fantastic, it's so easy! When can I buy your 4GHz USB sampling scope? Hell, with negative feedback, you can get 100GHz! It's SO simple! (smacks forehead)
Regards, A non-inbred person
Well, by heating it and compressing it.
Nice little ad hominem attack!
PLONK! Another idiot goes down the tube ...
JS
Perhaps, but all the entry model equipment is made in China and re-branded by the big guys.
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That's "burning"?
I didn't even try, my heart wasn't in it.
I like you. I don't know about you, but I'm eagerly waiting for John Smith's USB scope. Man, I'm so pumped I might build one on the way home tonight. It's so simple! And then I'll burn some charcoal, apparently this is how diamonds are made. I didn't know kebabs could make me rich as well as fat.
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