[sdiy] PRN Noise Gennie Question

[Ryan Williams]

I've done it with a single digital line as the output, and optionally a 
filter. I like the way it sounds better. For my application, it was a 
noise source for a modular. It is useful to have all kinds of clock 
speeds. To make the noise sound white, you'll need a very fast clock, 
but I thought slow clocks were cool also. the VCO from a 4046 works well 
because it can give a fast clock.

-ryan williams

Tim Ressel 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?