[sdiy] Theremin

[Scott Gravenhorst]

One quick comment:

I don't know what the response at point A is, but if it's linear, then
http://www.midwest-analog.com/diylvco.html might be a better implementation of
the ICL8038 circuit.  Have a read there.


Linium <intent at netpratique.fr> wrote:
>On mercredi 30 Juin 2004 13:10, Paul Maddox wrote:
>
>> thanks, this one did the trick, a link to a digital circuit, which gives
>> 0->5v, just what I need for connecting to my micro!
>>
>> Paul
>
>I guess that you mean the design from the university of Glasgow ?
>
>http://www.maxiespages.com/images/Theremin/Glasgow-digital2.gif
>
>If yes, and as far as i am concerned, i intend to build it too, but don't know 
>when i would do that. My main interest is to know how sensible it could be..
>Although, given the number of parts, there is not a great risk in building it, 
>and trial myself ! :)
>
>Linium
>

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