[sdiy] 1.0 kohm "tempco" for VCO / sub octave question
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Tue Mar 2 16:35:00 CET 2004
Am Montag, 01.03.04 um 21:34 Uhr schrieb Oren Leavitt:
> For sub-octaves, a 4013 dual flip-flop will give you the two sub
> octaves with one chip. Feed it directly from the output of the pulse
> comparator thru a diode to cut off the negative half of the signal so
> that it is within the 0 to V+ range of the CMOS.
>
You can also add the original saw and the suboctave square to get a
suboctave saw. Just an opamp and three resistors.
Ingo
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