true - good idea. i actually found an old +5V 1.2A supply lying around the house. . im thinking i could set up a distributor to send the +5v to a few modules... see any problem with that? --- In ElektorFormant@yahoogroups.com, Gerard Bik <gbik@...> wrote: > > It shouldn't be hard or expensive to get a 5V power supply at some computer dump. Every day digital stuff with working power supplies is thrown away. > > gerards regards > > > >terry - thanks for the reply. . i havent been here in a while either. funny how life gets in the way.. > > > >im wondering if the psu + distributor i have will even allow me to power these oscillators now - as its not wired for +5v.. > > > >or is there an easy schematic for converting a +15v to +5 that anyone could help me out with? > > > >thanks > > > > > >--- In ElektorFormant@yahoogroups.com, Terry Garrett <terry.garrett76@> wrote: > >> > >> Sorry for the delay only just looked on the forum as busy in the summer/autumn due to lots of things, so Format put on hold for ??? months. > >> Re the power supplies, you definitely need TWO supplies one for the CCO (current controlled osc) and one for the outout stages. This helps to a certain extent with bleed but more importantly the accuracy of the CCO. The VCO must be considered as 2 circuits treated separately with +5 +15 -15 and ground for CCO and +15 -15 and ground for Output stages. I think this is mentioned in the original notes. > >> regards > >> Terry > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ________________________________ > >> From: zombie_tron <zombie_tron@> > >> To: ElektorFormant@yahoogroups.com > >> Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 3:59:04 PM > >> Subject: [ElektorFormant] powering a VCO > >> > >> > >> greetings - - > >> > >> im having trouble getting the old VCO to make any sound. > >> > >> i noticed that there are 2 sets of power supply inputs on the back of the boards. on some of the modules i have these two have been linked together with cables on the boards them selves. is this kosher, or does it really need a doubled up supply. > >> > >> also the +5v had been soldered to the +15v bus board. > >> > >> is there a better way to do this? other things to try? > >> > >> dont feel bad about suggesting any obvious things i might be missing. . theres a good chance thats the case!! im learning! > >> > >> thanks, > >> brendan > >> > > > > > > > > > >------------------------------------ > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > -- > ______________________ _ > Gerard Bik grafische vormgeving > Van Aerssenstraat 263 > 2582 JM Den Haag > 070 3554081 > > Website: http://www.biknewz.nl > IEDP gecertificeerd >
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Re: powering a VCO
2010-04-27 by PostRock
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