[sdiy] CEM3372 passband gain trick?
David G Dixon
dixon at mail.ubc.ca
Sun Aug 12 07:10:47 CEST 2012
> Looking over the CEM3372 VCF datasheet, this line caught my eye:
>
> "A unique feature of the 24db/octave filter is that, unlike
> others of this type, the passband gain reminds constant as
> the amount of resonance is varied, this eliminating the
> annoying drop in volume at higher resonance settings."
>
> Any ideas how the CEM3372 pulls that off?
It might do it the same way my 2164 4P LPF does it: with separate
voltage-controlled resonance gain cells for each stage, the first three with
gains that vary from 1 to 1.42, and the fourth with a gain that varies from
0 to 1.42, and which feeds back to the first stage.
> P.S. What does "VCF Uses Open Loop Design for Enhanced Sound
> Richness" mean?
No idea.
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