[sdiy] VCO reference voltages
Dave Manley
dlmanley at sonic.net
Fri Apr 16 20:13:58 CEST 2010
On Fri 10/04/16 10:21 AM , "Ian Fritz" ijfritz at comcast.net sent:
> That's 800 ppm/K. I try to get under 100 ppm/K drift with my VCOs. Of
> course, I've just learned today that all my VCOs are crap, so what do I
> know?
> Regulators like LM336 and LM4040 are inexpensive. Many of us don't ever
> use 78xx regulators for *anything* because there are so many inexpensive
> devices with way better specs.
Thanks for the LM4040 reference, I didn't know about these parts.
-Dave
Regarding "crap": you've only been designing synth circuits since, what? the 70's? You think you'd be better at it by now. :-p You old timers should have "EN" numbers, sort of like an "Erdős number" - it would be the first issue of EN that you were published in. So Bernie would have #1.
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