50kHz pitch shifter
Toby Paddock
tpaddock at seanet.com
Sat Jun 10 18:17:33 CEST 2000
Hello,
A friend is doing a physics experiment for school and
one of the resulting signals is a 50kHz sine wave with
noise on it. The noise and ringing is one indication
of what is going on. We thought it might be worth
bonus points to be able to listen to it.
So we need a pitch shifter or divider.
Maybe a 1/100 divider. Sample one cycle and play it
back slow and do it again. Sync could be direct from
the clean sine source. The wave is periodic and fairly
repetitive, cycle to cycle. But the sample rate would
be pretty high.
Maybe a ring mod (my favorite). Assuming the carrier
is a clean sine wave would the output have the same
waveform as the input. It would not need to be perfect
as long as you could hear the change. Any tips on
what ring mods like 50kHz inputs?
I have a sample AD633, but have never built a ring mod.
Ideas?
Thanks,
- -- - Toby Paddock
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