[sdiy] Cheap frequency counter for oscillator calibration
ASSI
Stromeko at nexgo.de
Mon Apr 26 07:22:35 CEST 2010
On Monday 26 April 2010, David G. Dixon wrote:
> I have assumed that, for any
> frequency F(0), the frequency 5 cents below may be calculated
> thus:
>
> F(-5c) = F(0)*[1-0.05*(1-2^(-1/12))]
Not quite, five cent deviation would actually be:
f(-5c) = f(0) * 2^(-5/1200)
f(+5c) = f(0) * 2^(+5/1200)
or generally:
f(x[c]) = f(0) * 2^(x/1200) # x[c] means x in cent
f(x[s]) = f(0) * 2^(s/12) # x[s] means x in semitones
The error you made is small enough not to mess up your table too
terribly, but if you were to try the same calculation with semitones
or octaves you'd see it more clearly. :-)
Achim.
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