At 4:25 PM -0500 2004/04/16, Jeffrey Pontius wrote: >To the experts (which is most everyone here but me), > >I working with a small circuit that I would like to add voltage control >(e.g., lfo, env.) through an attenuating pot. When negative voltages >(e.g., from an lfo waveform) enter the circuit they 'screw things up'. Is >there a "simple" way to restrict the incoming voltages to positive >voltages only? > >Thanks, Jeff Simplest way is to use a diode. But you may still get a small negative voltage equal to the diode's forward voltage drop, around 0.65V. Can your circuit handle a small negative voltage of -0.65V?
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Re: [motm] ? on restricting negative voltage input
2004-04-16 by Scott Juskiw