[sdiy] burst generators
Scott Gravenhorst
music.maker at gte.net
Wed Jun 17 20:36:27 CEST 2009
Tim Parkhurst <tim.parkhurst at gmail.com> wrote:
>On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 10:39 AM, <alfred.pear at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi -
>> I've been looking for more information about burst generators lately -
>> they seem to be under-documented on the internet and on this
>> list....Can anyone tell me a bit more about them? Uses you've found?
>> Schematics?
>> I've seen Ken Stone's - but was hoping there would be one without
>> logic chips, since I tend to like to work from the ground up..
>>
>> -M
>
>Might I ask, why the aversion to logic chips? You can still use them
>to create many functions without resorting to learning / using
>software, and you'll probably find it tricky at best to implement any
>sort of pulsing & counting function without using at least a few
>simple logic chips.
>
>
>Tim (has an aversion to spiders, but is just fine with logic chips) Servo
*And* a logic gate is really just a high gain possibly nonlinear analog amplifier.
-- ScottG
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