[sdiy] My friend the CD4069...
studio271
studio271 at mail.ev1.net
Thu Jul 4 21:15:40 CEST 2002
This little IC has been very good to me lately, cause I have found
many uses for it in sound. I can make a square, triangle,
sawtooth, or ramp LFO with only 3 inverters each and recently,
while messing around with it, I made a strange little circuit I'm
not too sure what to do with yet. I was wondering if someone could
help me find a use for it?
It goes a little like a monostable vibrator (one which takes and
indefinite length pulse and outputs a pulse of definite length,
but in my circuit's case, it accepts a pulse for as long as is
needed and after the pulse stops, it continues to send the pulse
out for a variable amount of time (set with a resistor or pot).
The crude ascii schem is as follows...
/--------||-----\
| C |
|\ | |\ |\ |
0--| >o--/\/\-----| >o----| >o---0
+V |/ R | |/ |/ Pulse Out
0
Pulse In
Pulse Out sould be sent thru op-amp at +, with - connected to the
Out to get a larger current...
I just wanted to know if anyone knew a use for it, as all I can
see is some kind of gate signal extender, or maybe if you
attenuated the Out there would be some kind of thing where when
the gate stops after you let go of the key it send a variable
voltage out back into the VCO to produce a different freq. Or
maybe the fact that I've never actually used an analog modular is
preventing me from seeing a good use for it? Maybe even those two
I just mentioned are useful? Just hope you can see that ascii
schem cause I have nowhere to post a pic for it, but i guess i
described it enough as it is...
-Drew
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