ODP: thru zero VCO questions
Martin Czech
martin.czech at intermetall.de
Fri Sep 10 15:01:11 CEST 1999
:::1. whatever will be starting position of FF, VCO's integrator will
:::travel from 0V (hopefully) to one of thresholds. When it reaches
:::any of them, FF toggles, and integrator changes direction.
:::I see no problem here. Noise and metastability - those are
:::the problems we're trying to solve. Maybe using 2 sets of
:::comparators, and pulse "spray" can fix it completely.
:::
OK.
:::2. AFAIK FM input will be used only for modulation, so stability
:::or distortion isn't such a problem. I don't have objections using
:::OTA input for FM. Done that in my quadVCO, where it is set
:::to a certain voltage, and modulated from FM input. Works fine.
:::I can even get through-zero FM, but very limited.
:::
Well, sometimes the linear FM input could be used for very wide, linear
sweeps and such, or even linear melodies. This is why I asked.
m.c.
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