[sdiy] intermittent audio connection device
Magnus Danielson
magnus at rubidium.dyndns.org
Wed Dec 31 10:53:47 CET 2008
Mark Rivera skrev:
>
> I'm have an idea in mind -- a device that will simulate something like a
> faulty jack connection -- with control over how frequent the.
>
> Any ideas how to do this easily?
>
> I was thinking of an IC analog switch with a noise source (fed through a
> hardware SPST for on/off) controlling the throw. Think I could get away
> with a simple pot-controlled RC LPF and a schmitt trigger for tweaking
> the amount of noise blips that set off the IC's throw?
>
> I'd try it out but I don't have a IC switch handy... <g>
You can use a LFO or something instead for the interrupt event generation.
You could use a 4066 or something similar for switching.
We use similar techniques to stress-test out gear at work, both on
electrical and optical links. Either just a generator or by programming.
I am not sure why you need it for audio-use (continuity monitoring is so
much more difficult and also judging the effect of signal absence), but
for telecommunication systems it strikes at a vital aspect -
connectivity and biterror, detection thereoff and proper handling.
Cheers,
Magnus
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