[sdiy] Upper frequency limit for VCO

Peter Grenader peter at buzzclick-music.com
Tue Aug 2 21:23:54 CEST 2005


What about tracking across the entire band?  Freq doublers I've found have
limited response.  Getting one to maintain tracking, and at very least
waveshape purity across the entire spectrum is dicey, no?

Scott Gravenhorst wrote:

> 
> If the idea is to replicate the original VCO waveform in all of the divided
> outputs, wouldn't it be easier to use frequency doubling waveshapers and
> start at the bottom instead of starting at the high end and using dividers?
> I've seen frequency doubling circuits for tri and saw inputs.  AFAIK,
> divider outputs are rectangular which doesn't lend well to waveshaping back
> to saw or tri.  However, if you _want_ rectangular, that's easy to divide
> and you could also investigate Walsh functions.
> 
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