[sdiy] CV to rotary encoder?
Florian Anwander
Florian.Anwander at consol.de
Tue Apr 29 14:18:15 CEST 2003
Hi Paul
> A lot of gear now has a rotary encoder..
> there is probably an easy way to make a CV to rotary encoder
> converter, so when the CV increases by yea much, the encoder
> goes foward one unit and so on.
> Or just keeps going up while CV is above a threshold, back
> when below it.
You think of something that has a Voltage input and two outputs that send
triggers for counting up respectively down? What about the following
suggestion:
- First sample and hold the incoming voltage with a clock.
- Then compare the output signal of the S&H stage with the
original Voltage.
- If the difference is larger than a certain threshold, this
initiates a trigger, that is clocked again by the clock, that
also triggers the S&H.
Florian
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