[sdiy] Digital noise generation
mark verbos
mverbos at earthlink.net
Tue Mar 8 21:07:06 CET 2005
I think the point of gaussian noise, or any specific distribution, is
to tune the probability of certain voltages in control applications,
particularly in a Sample & Hold. When using noise as an audio source
simply pink, white and red are good enough. Am I wrong?
In the Buchla Source of Uncertainty modules, Don has simply +3, flat
and -3 for the audio noise and several specific distributions in the
stored voltage sections.
Mark
Antti Huovilainen wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Tim Ressel wrote:
>
>> I believe it has to du with distribution. I saw a
>> blurb (in EDN?) about summing together 12 analog noise
>> gens to make the distribution gaussian instead of, um
>
>
> I have compared uniform and gaussian noise in matlab and heard no
> difference between them. AFAIK the lowpassed (cutoff at 1/16) noise
> approximates gaussian.
>
> Antti
>
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