On Sat, 10 Mar 2001, Paul Schreiber wrote: > > > > In reading about the white, ... noise generation of the MOTM 101 and the > > Oakley noise module, I noticed that the audio noise generation is > > implemented in different ways: the MOTM 101 uses zener diodes and the > > Oakley uses an npn transistor. > > > > Are there any differences in the audio (or other aspects) of these 2 > > implementations? > > > > Well, I'm just being fancy. Using 2 un-correlated noise sources just makes > the noise "whiter", > Gaussian-wise. Are you saying that the white noise is generated according to a Gaussian (normal) distribution? I had thought (without knowing the electronics behind it) that it would conform to a continuous uniform distribution. Jeff [going back to making 'noise' with his motm]
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Re: [motm] white, ... noise generating components
2001-03-11 by Jeffrey Pontius
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