[sdiy] Precision voltage offset
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media at mail1.nai.net
Sat Jan 26 18:43:36 CET 2002
>Instead of a voltage divider and selector switch to the summing input, you
>could have a single appropriately sized resistor and trimmer connected to
>your reference voltage. They key is having a close match (or trimming) your
>R-in and R-feedback so you don't compromise the accuracy of your keyboard
>CV. The only thing I would change here is having a fixed reference as
>opposed to using the power supply rails like I did (me bad).
Really?? I would think the rails would be rather stable. Is the
fluctuation audible??
>So, one LT1013, and handful of resistors and one trimmer and you are set.
>There is a lengthy and detailed document explaining how the circuit works
>that will help you select just what you need.
>http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/jlh-822/822_theory.htm
That could have saved me some typing!!
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