[sdiy] voltage-controlled AM radio tuning
Dave Manley
dlmanley at sonic.net
Sun Mar 15 00:57:01 CET 2009
Cary Roberts wrote:
>> But if you are happy with a slower response, the coolest thing would be a
>> voltage controlled motor doing the tuning. Using a small motor driving a
>>
> pot
>
>> and the tuning shaft, and using the pot as a position sensor for a feedback
>> controlled positioning circuit, you could wannder back and foward at will
>> using CV.
>>
>
> That's actually a pretty good idea. Servos are PWM controlled. 50hz with a
> pulse width of .5ms to 2.5ms (1% to 5%) for most servos. This would be
> pretty easy to implement with a 555 timer and comparator.
>
Or, take an old car radio with push button station selects, and put a
row of solenoids in front...nothing like a bunch of solenoids going
thunk, thunk, thunk
-Dave
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