[sdiy] new schematic posted
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Fri Jun 4 18:00:51 CEST 2004
Am Freitag, 04.06.04 um 02:29 Uhr schrieb harrybissell:
> Its called the MorphLag... It is a lag circuit with separate
>
> attack and decay controls... and a shape control that varies the
> response
> between linear and log.
>
> Its built and tested, enjoy.
>
> http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/schm.htm
>
>
Nice circuit. I must confess, it took me a while to find out why the
output of AR3 is tapped off *after* the diodes and not directly from
the opamp's output. This is to compensate for the diode voltage drop,
right?
But doesn't this cause some interaction between the attack and the
decay pot if the shape pot is not in one of its end positions? As I
understand it, one one of the diodes conducts at a time. Say, the
attack diode conducts and the attack pot is set to some high
resistance. Isn't there some voltage fed into the integrator via R9 and
R10 and the decay pot? Unless the shape pot is in an end position, in
this case this path would be shorted to ground or virtual ground. But
if the shape pot is in center position, R9 and the two halves of this
pot form a voltage divider. So the decay pot would have an influence on
attack too.
Another question, as I see it, in linear mode (wiper of shape pot at
ground) AR3 is overdriven (no local feedback). Can't it latch up?
Ingo
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