[sdiy] MAT04 / MAT14 and AN-299 Re: Elektor Formant Re: Test / Sequencer / Arduino
Rick Jansen
rick.jansen at xs4all.nl
Wed Mar 25 15:50:37 CET 2015
On 25/03/2015 15:27, Florian Anwander wrote:
> Hello Rick
>
> I've built my Formant 1979. So I hope back then I wasn't not yet in the
> foolish-range ;)
Oh yes, you were. But it suits you well :-)
> In regard of the uA726: I bought 10 from the seller utsource in China /
> Hongkong for ~$3 each, and they were not fakes. I think utsource still
> offers them .
Ah, are they old stock, or produced new?
I stil have some uA726 spares too, I wanted to be safe :-)
Has anyone ever tried a MAT04 (two matched pairs on a chip) as the exp generator in a VCO?
You could easily use two of the transistors as the matched pair, and use the other two as
sensor and heater, as in AN-299 (Linear Technology Aplication note 299). The clamp circuit
could be an external transistor.
Oh, MAT04 is now obsolete, but just succeeded by MAT14 last year!
<http://www.analog.com/en/products/linear-products/matched-transistors/mat14.html>
Time flies..
I see the author of AN-299 has left us, too
<http://web.mit.edu/klund/www/jw/jw-music.html>
and that it mentions a certain Barry Klein book ;-) App note 14 mentioned can be found in:
<http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/application-note/an14f.pdf>
rick
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