LC circuits

[Miha Tomsic Mike]

	Hello!

On Mon, 29 Jul 1996, Synthaholic wrote:
> Has anyone used LC tank circuits to create resonant systems for music
> applications?  It would seem easy to build at least a 'pop' generator
> with one capacitor, one inductor, and one resistor.  

The chime.gif in attachment is actually active two caps and resistors 
circuit. Kind of LC simulation...

> Perhaps the
> resistor could be a FET to allow voltage controlled damping.  It even
> has a built in exponentially decaying EG.  One would only need apply a
> pulse to it's input to kick it into action.

As I am new to electronics I never used FET... not as such not as 
a resistor... :) So please, enlighten me... :)

chime.gif is circuit from TAB book. I used 0.1uF caps and 1M pot to 
change the frequency... but with lower feedback resistence, Q must be set 
higher... (Q controls the decay) 
I must say it worked great... (didn't survive too long on the test 
board because I have lots of other ideas :)

	Bye, Mike...

PS hope attachemnt is readable. I think it is MIME encoded... Maybe I 
should send uuencoded...
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