AW: AW: VC Phaser using the LM13600

Haible Juergen Juergen.Haible at nbgm.siemens.de
Thu Jan 7 14:12:39 CET 1999


	>I suppose the difference is that the leading type delays mainly low
frequecies, >whereas the lagging type delays high frequencies the most. 

I don't think so. The group delay for both cases is exactly the
same. It's fairly constant for low freq, and then goes down for 
higher freq. The 180 degrees "phase difference" between the
two circuits is actually a signal inversion, *not* an additional
delay. (Always look at the delay, not the phase, in the first place.
Phase is quite ambiguous.)

	>Or have I got it wrong? But if that is the case, how does it affect
the sound? I.e. how >different do the leading and lagging types sound?

Different implementations will differ because of different parasitics,
different nonlinearities etc.

JH.




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