[sdiy] CD405x series power supply question
Dave Manley
dlmanley at sonic.net
Wed May 1 01:56:22 CEST 2013
Doesn't Prophet-5 do this so the analog switches can be on an opamp virtual ground? I seem to remember a slightly negative supply generated and used for this purpose.
-Dave
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From: The Old Crow <oldcrow at oldcrows.net>
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Subject: [sdiy] CD405x series power supply question
> Hey folks, Crow here. The specs for the 4052 state an supply voltage
>range of 20V for Vee=Vss=0V, and 18V for Vee=-Vdd using split dual
>supplies (+/-9V). I have a case where I need to bias the Vee down about
>1V, creating a 16V supply interval. While I think this is safe, I have
>blown these parts up before with supply voltage games and wanted to ask
>if anyone has tinkered with small negative values for Vee on the
>4051/4052/4053. I usually use the DG508/509 for this sort of thing, but
>those parts are 8 times as pricey as a 4052 and I am using 2 of them on
>a project as part of two VC ADSR circuits.
>
>Crow
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