The input range is -6V to +6V (to have some headroom for +-5V signals, and
to record some CVs not associated with standard waveforms). So, that is
12v/16384 or 734uV per LSB. 'Perfect' 1 cent error is 833uV per LSB. My
experience is that commercial MIDI-CV converters (not the '640, of course)
and CV outputs of analog synths are accurate to ~1mv for each note. So the
'102 has sufficient specs.
The MOTM-650 has 150uV per LSB error :)
Paul S.
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From: "schabtach" <lists@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 10:34 AM
Subject: [motm] Re: New modules
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>> d) something I hadn't really thought of: you could take any
> CV-generating
>> keyboard (like a SH-101) or even the output of a MIDI-CV, and record
> 16K
>> 'notes' into it.
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> What's the assumed range of the CV? In other words, what's the pitch
> accuracy going to be, given a 14-bit A/D/A conversion?
>
> --Adam
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