Electronotes Summary?
gstopp at fibermux.com
gstopp at fibermux.com
Fri Jan 26 17:56:21 CET 1996
Juergen,
I've never had a problem with these VCA's, however I've never tried to
remove one supply voltage and leave the other attached, so I can't
tell you that it won't blow up...
Also thanks for the reviews of the other modules. The ringing envelope
sounds like something I may want in the future.
- Gene
gstopp at fibermux.com
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Subject: RE: Re[2]: Electronotes Summary?
Author: Haible_Juergen#Tel2743 <HJ2743 at denbgm3xm.scnn1.msmgate.m30x.nbg.scn.de>
at ccrelayout
Date: 1/26/96 11:00 AM
Thanks for the list, especially the comments from Your
experience with different circuits !
A few things for me to add and to ask:
> VCA-3 3080-based linear Really simple, works fine
In ENs, there is this strange control current circuit for 3080's almost
everywhere. I see the advantages (vs. the usual opamp + pnp circuit):
(1) slightly cheaper, with stress on "slightly", and (2) it avoids the 1/hfe
error of the pnp circuit.
But what about security? In the usual circuit I can easily add a 15k
resistor
between the pnp and pin 5 of the 3080. In the EN's circuit, the OTA is
directly in the feedback loop of the opamp; so if something goes wrong with
the input voltage, the opamp might start limiting currents as late as at
20mA. And how does the circuit behave when one of the supply
voltages breaks down, and the other one is still there?
These thoughts have kept me from using it, so far. Didn't You have any
problems with that?
> VCF-5 Variable-slope Never tried
I've built a combination of Variable slope and switchable all pass /
lowpass stages filter. The Variable Slope part by itself gives some
interesting nuances, but it's not earth shaking different from other
ota filters.
> EG-6 Ringing ASR Never tried
Just finished mine (slightly different design). Very nice!
JH.
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