[sdiy] LFO, analog computers
Matti
matti at devo.com
Wed Feb 14 19:34:45 CET 2001
Two things on my mind lately, and I was wondering if the list had anything to
offer.
1)In trying to produce theta waves in the brain, I wondered if I couldn't simply
set an oscillator to 4-7 Hz, instead of putting one wave with some frequency
into one channel, and another with a difference in frequency of 4-7 Hz into the
other. Will normal speakers/headphones output such low frequencies? What about a
soundcard? Most give a range of 20-20kHz, but shouldn't lower frequencies come
out fine, or amybe distorted?
2) Can capacitors be made by doping silicon, as chips are? I'm thinking, if they
can be, a whole lot of sample and holds might be possible to make a sort of an
analog hardrive; think : one capacitor the equivalent 32(64...) bits of data.
Might be useful to engineers. Or musicians. Naturally, an analog CPU would be
most useful with such a device. Has this been done? Can't this be done?
Of course, I don't know very much about computer hardware.
Many thanks for your time.
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