volt control of osc triange tilt?
Caloroso, Michael E
CalorosoME at corning.com
Tue Nov 9 15:45:31 CET 1999
> In a message dated 11/8/99 5:55:20 PM, you wrote:
>
> <<...well as it happens I've got a block schematic for the CEM3396.
> I see a pulse width control input, and a waveshape control input,
> but nothing to say the tilt of the triangle is variable..>>
>
> I'm pretty sure that the waveshape CV lets you vary the wave continuously
> from triangle to saw to pulse shape. The pulse CV input effects the wave
> only when the wavshape is set all the way over to pulse (it allows PWM).
>
> However, I don't think the 3396's variable triangle allows you to tilt the
> triangle in either direction (left or right, making an up or down-going
> sawtooth). I think it only goes one way - until the wave becomes an up-going
> sawtooth in shape, which then starts squaring off into a pulse. I could be
> wrong about this, though. I'm pretty sure the 3396 spec sheet gives
> pictorial examples of the available waveshapes.
>
The CEM3396 has two oscillators - Pulse and Wave.
The waveshape control input changes the Wave between a triangle and ramp, but according to the spec sheet it does indeed tilt in only one direction. It has no effect on the Pulse.
MC
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