Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. Doesn't that make a passive differentiator? Or do I have my terms screwed up...? I remember seeing an op-amp circuit in an old Forest Mims book at Radio Shack, years ago, that showed simple 3- or 4-component integrator & differentiator circuits, and I thought that the differentiator pretty much responded ONLY to changes in voltage, while an integrator RESISTED changes in voltage. Seems like AC coupling with a big cap or a differentiator circuit should do the trick, no? -----Original Message----- From: Tony Allgood [mailto:oakley@...] Don't you just want a big cap? Something like 1uF non polar may do the trick. Shove it inside a jack plug in series with the CV line. A bit crude but it may just work.... Tony
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FW: [motm] future thoughts (Rate of change detector)
2002-09-16 by Tkacs, Ken
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