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square and sawtooth wave

square and sawtooth wave

2005-04-13 by Max Fazio

Hi all
Can anybody give me details about the CS-80 square wave ? Is it a regular shaped wave or is it distorted? Anyone did any measure process?
about the sawtooth: has the CS-80 st wave  a classic saw ( phase x to 0 ) progression or is it better a ramp (0 to x) ?
 
Thanks for any reply!
Max

Re: [yamahacs80] square and sawtooth wave

2005-04-13 by The Old Crow

My study of the IG00153 VCO is here:

http://www.cs80.com/vco.html

The output ofthe 153 is a sawtooth. The output of the 158 is the
inverted sawtooth. This is what goes to the filters through a FET gate.

The pulse waveform is pretty regular as it is a simple comparator-type
circuit inside the IG00158.

Crow
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Max Fazio wrote:

> Hi all Can anybody give me details about the CS-80 square wave ? Is it a
> regular shaped wave or is it distorted? Anyone did any measure process?
> about the sawtooth: has the CS-80 st wave a classic saw ( phase x to 0 )
> progression or is it better a ramp (0 to x) ?

Re: [yamahacs80] square and sawtooth wave

2005-04-13 by Max Fazio

Thx Crow
 
I already knew your wonderful study , I just didn't remember you put also the oscilloscope view of the inverted saw.
Thx again!
Max
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:10 PM
Subject: Re: [yamahacs80] square and sawtooth wave


  My study of the IG00153 VCO is here:

http://www.cs80.com/vco.html

  The output ofthe 153 is a sawtooth. The output of the 158 is the
inverted sawtooth.  This is what goes to the filters through a FET gate.

  The pulse waveform is pretty regular as it is a simple comparator-type
circuit inside the IG00158.

Crow
/**/

On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Max Fazio wrote:

> Hi all Can anybody give me details about the CS-80 square wave ? Is it a
> regular shaped wave or is it distorted? Anyone did any measure process?
> about the sawtooth: has the CS-80 st wave a classic saw ( phase x to 0 )
> progression or is it better a ramp (0 to x) ?