[sdiy] Electronotes, op-amp substitution, thru-zero oscillator...
Romeo Fahl
rfahl at pdx.edu
Thu Jan 12 17:58:04 CET 2006
Hi,
I've built both the Electronotes Option 4 Thru-zero VCO and the EN 129
version. What would you like to know about them?
LM307s are just basically bread and butter opamps, I think an improved
741. When in doubt, use a TL071. I've subbed all sorts of opamps in
EN projects and they work fine.
Romeo
On Jan 12, 2006, at 8:22 AM, rdrake wrote:
> my holiday present to myself was the complete set of Electronotes
> (thanks, Bernie--now my head's about to explode, and there's $200
> worth of parts in my Jameco shopping cart). seriously, i should have
> gotten these years ago, what a treasure trove. i'll be digesting for
> months, hopefully some of what i do by trial&error will start being
> guided by something more than guessing.
>
> most of the circuits show older op-amps, and there's some info on
> substitutions, but there's still some holse. specifically, i'm
> wondering about what to use for the lm307s in the Random source option
> 2... and more generally, what characteristics (in order of importance)
> should i be concerned with matching when choosing modern equivelents
> of older ICs?
>
> i'm also looking at the thru-zero VCO... pretty complex project, but
> i'll never be buying one from cyndustries... any of you oldtimers ever
> build one of these beasts?
>
> bbob
>
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