[sdiy] PRN Noise Gennie Question

[Scott Gravenhorst]

Interesting question about the input.  I call it "clock",
because it's applied to the clock input of the shift register.

As far as output goes, I use one bit into a low pass filter.
 I don't know if there are advantages to using a DAC.  What I
hear sounds like (white?) noise to me using one bit into an LPF.

Tim Ressel <madhun2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>Hey all,
>
>I was wondering about a few details when implimenting
>a digital PRN noise source:
>
>First is sample rate, if that is the right term. At
>what rate do the new samples get generated? 
>
>Second is the output. Do I just use 1 digital line and
>filter it, or should I make a little R2R ladder and
>use many lines?
>
>Thanks!
>
>-- Tim Ressel (on the verge of exiting lurker mode)
>
>
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