[sdiy] Single vs Dual Op Amp Supplies
Matthew Smith
matt at smiffytech.com
Sun Mar 8 10:40:21 CET 2009
Quoth David G. Dixon at 2009-03-08 17:58...
> How are you going to ensure a reasonably constant triangle amplitude without
> some sort of frequency to voltage converter?
Now that's had time to soak in, I assume that you mean that the
amplitude of the triangle coming out of the integrator is dependent on
the frequency of the square going in.
Yes, I can see ways of working round this (variable gain buffer
controlled by DAC; turn note table array in uC into a struct, provide
gain settings as well, send by SPI to DAC.)
But I'm now going to try to forget this.
What I'm doing here is trying to start from scratch with as little
copying of existing work as possible - because I'm trying to learn.
When I hit little hiccoughs like volume changing with pitch, the
investigation and resolution is (hopefully) when I start to get to grips
with this and possibly even to understand some of the maths.
Cheers
M
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