Wasps, DCOs, OSCs and Bill Clintons pants?
jorgen.bergfors at idg.se
jorgen.bergfors at idg.se
Fri Oct 30 08:53:21 CET 1998
I remember Elektor back in the good old days (ca 1979) had a very clever
circuit that converted a square wave to a sawtooth. It worked for any frequency
that would be used in a musical instruments. The article said it was patented
but that patent has probably expired now. I think I built it back then and that
it indeed worked as advertised. I can probably dig up that issue if there is
interest for it.
/Jorgen
MIME:pfperry at melbpc.org.au on 98-10-30 08.15.37
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Subject: Re: Wasps, DCOs, OSCs and Bill Clintons pants?
At 06:49 PM 29/10/98 PST, Bjarne Nillson wrote:
>Now, how do we change the square wave to a saw!
>Easily by a odinary integrator,the same integrator used in a VCO!
>
>Now, the discussion starts to be interesting,
.....because, I am going to ask BJ how to keep the amplitude of
the saw constant with frequency!
paul perry, in the room of only 1 person, but huge confusion all the
same.
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