AW: [SergeModular] distribution/ quantization modules
2001-05-29 by Junger Joerg
I don't think that the noise source has two uncorrelated outputs (which
would make it something like a 'dual noise source'). I assume that the
white/pink noise outputs are delivering the same signal (at least the
recently posted 70s serge catalog is indicating this). Another example for a
module that offers the same signal at two outputs is the old single ASR
which had a 2" frontpanel.
Regards,
Joerg
would make it something like a 'dual noise source'). I assume that the
white/pink noise outputs are delivering the same signal (at least the
recently posted 70s serge catalog is indicating this). Another example for a
module that offers the same signal at two outputs is the old single ASR
which had a 2" frontpanel.
Regards,
Joerg
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> Von: Sebastian Kuehnl [SMTP:skuehnl@...]
> Gesendet am: Montag, 28. Mai 2001 20:11
> An: sergemodular@yahoogroups.com
> Betreff: [SergeModular] distribution/ quantization modules
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> A question aside from the strengths of the SSG... Looking at the catalog,
> I
> would assume that the Random Source made the Random Voltage Generator &
> Noise Source combo almost obsolete?
> There is only two things they don't have in common; the "stepped random"
> jacks on the NOI - which I don't understand how they differ from the
> "stepped" voltages which can be patched up?
> Secondly, the NOI has two uncorrelated white and pink outputs
> simultaneously
> which is in turn only of use if one has the dual RVG ("DRG").
> What else is different to deploying the combo solution? A difference in
> performance?
>
> Sebastian Kuehnl
>
>
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