Hi Cary, everyone, just thought I'd throw in a few notes as to what I've been able to get out of a 256e thus far: >True, but I was hoping for smooth curves (lin -> exp, exp -> lin, etc), It's not splines but did get some basic expo stuff going by sending the same voltage to the select and the A1 input. >dead zones, this was a head scratcher for a few minutes, but with three sections I was able to produce a dead band. Voltage to be processed sent to sections A and B. A out = 5 v for A in < 20/3 v, linear up to 10v from there on in. B out = 3*input/2 for B in < 10/3 v, else 5v. send A and B out to the two inputs of section C, C1 and C2. fade between them using the main input voltage. there remains some expo character to the first piecewise segment, which can be gotten rid o fby using a step function for the final select voltage: >step functions quite simple: 2 cascaded sections the first rising from 0 to 10 v as the input swings from 0 to 5, and then staying at 10 volts. the second remaining at 0 volts until the input passes 5 volts and then rising to 10 v as the input increases. yasi
Message
RE: buchla 256e (was:[AH]NAMM 2006 report)
2006-01-27 by yasi p
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.