MOTM

In a message dated 4/16/2000 1:45:10 PM, ken.tkacs@... writes:

>Is there any way to transform a CV so that, lets
>say on a graph, as the input CV rises linearly, the output goes up, down,
>up
>down? Kind of sinusoidally?
>
>Know what I mean?
>
>Say you were applying this to a keyboard voltage. As you played up the
>keyboard, the transformed voltage would rise to say 5v, then start dropping
>back to 0v, rise to 5v...


Isn't this what is called a voltage controlled oscillator (he said 
sarcastically)?


>At one setting, for example, it could be that the output CV rose as you
>approach "F," peaks at 5v on F, starts dropping back to 0v ast you approach
>C-ish, then rises agin to hit 5v at the next "F" .... I don't know how
>else
>to describe the effect I'm after.


I'm not getting what you're after, but I see a comparator (maybe), a MOTM 
700, a MOTM 820, maybe a S/H, maybe a few other general purpose modules.
JB