[sdiy] simple vcf
patchell
patchell at silcom.com
Sat Oct 19 22:43:15 CEST 2002
Your options for tuning a VCF are somewhat limited. You need an element
whose conductance will change with voltage.
Of hand, diodes, transistors (ladder filter), photo resistors are some of
the options. I supose you could try the voltage variable capacitors (this is a
diode designed with a lot of capacitance). Another methode is pulse with
modulated resistors. I did one of these a long time ago. Interesting sound,
strange sidebands. You can also do some very interesting things with diodes.
Wish I could remember what I did with this article that was in a real old EDN
magazine.
Gavin wrote:
> Hey all,
> I'd like to build a real simple VCF, it doesn't need to track a VCO, just do
> sweeps based on an input control envelope. I'd like to develop a design
> that doesn't use OTA's. Has anybody seen or worked on anything like this?
--
-Jim
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