MOTM

At 5:14 AM +0000 10/04/02, mate_stubb wrote:
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>Plug this 800's output into the 700's top cv in port. Play with the
>switch pot and the attack time to control the delay for A to switch
>to B. Enjoy!

That's very clever :)  I'm thinking the delay time could control the length
of the resulting gate as well.

How fast is the 700??  Perhaps it could handle some of the tasks
traditionally done with a comparator module.  Combined with an 830 and 820,
it might satisfy much of the interest in a "Control Voltage Processor".

Of course, I still like my analogue logic idea.  I put together a working
breadboard by shadowing op-amp circuits with CMOS.  It looks like it might
be possible to design a more elegant circuit using LM3900 "current"
op-amps, but I haven't tried that yet.  Then again, I'm thinking that might
not be accurate enough to handle VCO voltages like the mux controlled 1013
circuit.

As far as MOTM is concerned, and if I understand Paul correctly, there is a
"form factor" for the digital 500 series that makes those modules much
easier to design and produce.  So in addition to making "weird" modules,
perhaps this "form factor" could be used for "meat and potatoes" modules
for control voltage logic and logic processing, and might even allow for a
little extra gravy :)

>BTW, you DO have a 700 or two, don't you?  ;>)

Not yet :)