Wavetables....another idea....
Martin Czech
martin.czech at intermetall.de
Wed Nov 4 10:07:31 CET 1998
> Hi folks,
>
> Is there such a thing as a sigma-delta D-to-A? It strikes me that it would be
> easy to program up an SRAM with a simple step-switch, on-switch interface (take
> a while but you could also use EPROM's....it's an easy idea, and you could
> automate the loading if it was VC, ie LFO to provide step frequency, if swich
> I/P sees more than 5V it's a <1>, if it doesn't then it's a <0>, then use the
> same sort of VCO driver that any other hybrid osc is going to need...
>
> JAT
>
> chrisc
The second formant book shows a sigma/delta converter for a delay.
With sigma delta you can only process ac, some kind of "reset" logic
has to be applied in order to get proper absolute voltage levels.
m.c.
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