AW: Re: Minimoog Filter Schematic Availa
Magnus Danielson
e93_mda at drum.it.kth.se
Tue Nov 26 23:36:30 CET 1996
>
> > BTW. Have more people than me noted that the ladder filter is really a cl=
> > ose
> > relative to a state-variable filter? If you hook in over another capacito=
> > r you
> > get diffrent filtering functions.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Magnus
>
> State variable ???
> State variables use integrator ( 1/s ) stages, while the Moog cascade uses
> RC-style stages ( 1/(1+s) ).
> Where is the link to state-variable ... adding another cap ?
> Please do tell !
Well, I can of course be totally of, but the cap is really the integrator here.
The transistors will also act as buffers in a way...
Recall that an integrator can be created with a capacitor with a op-amp acting
as the virtual ground circuit, this is how the typhical exponential RC
behaiviour is removed. With a state-variable filter with CV control you
replaces
the resistor with a transconductance....
As I said, I haven't figured it out fully... cause when I had I would know
exactly all the details, and have a boatload of mods :)
Maybe I should do a small spice simulation with pole-zero locations to see how
it works. Anyone got a library of real transistor models for me... I only have
the spice and what I could find on the web....
Cheers,
Magnus
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