[sdiy] Hi / search? / programmable resistor for VCO?
The Old Crow
oldcrow at oldcrows.net
Tue Jan 7 22:21:59 CET 2014
Hi David,
I am familiar with the circuit. What you want is a programmable
current sink. Something like a DAC driving an exponential V/I
converter. I did this for range setting in my CS VCO module. Well, the
DAC was external, but you get the idea. ;) --Crow
On 1/6/2014 10:24 PM, cs80 at therogoffs.com wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Thought I was already subscribed here but I guess not… I have an idea/questions about a digitally controlled resistor for a VCO.
> However, inspired by the weird Yamaha IG00153 VCOs in the CS80/60/50, I was looking at controlling the resistance. In these synths, the keyboard/DAC generate exponential CVs for the VCO’s linear input. However, this has a limited range and the octave switching is done by selecting different resistances to ground using FETs and some extra circuitry to clean up offsets.
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