[sdiy] Wikipedia DCO article

[Bob Weigel]

Tom...I can add some things...looks like you did a great upgrade on it.  
I'll add some things without changing what you've done (like mentioning 
the CS80 before the JP8, and noting the first DCO machine and a bit 
about how it was done, DS-1, and mentioning the DK600/opera6 and other 
DK series synths which say DCO but really have an analog HF oscillator 
SSm2031 of course and a divide down network inside those chips. )

Tom Wiltshire wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I don't know if any of you have written articles for WIkipedia, but I  
> finally got annoyed enough about "Digitally-Controlled Oscillator"  
> redirecting to "Numerically-Controlled Oscillator" that I wrote an  
> article about the most typical DCO design, with a ramp core and reset  
> pulses from a counter or uP. It's not perfect by a good stretch, but  
> at least it's *there* now!
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digitally-controlled_oscillator
>
> You all represent an audience of intelligent, informed people, with  
> better than a smattering of experts mixed in. As such, I'd appreciate  
> any comments or additions.
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
>
>
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