Hi all, On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 7:28 PM, Scott Deyo <contact@...> wrote: > I believe the prob w/ normal center-detent pots, is that w/ 20% typical pot > tolerance, you need to place a trimmer in there, to make sure center is > really 'off'. > With a center tap to ground, the center is 'bigger', and should definitely > be 'off'. > Or something. Amen! > Someone else may not design circuits around these pots, but they'd work well > in my optic cv processor, and an other modules down the line. I'll hog 'em > to myself! > ; ) > I might have to take some words back.. Ok, 3 opamps (1 quad with the infamous "Ground Follower"), 2 caps, 2 resistors, about 1 square inch of PCB and this pot - You'll have an universal bipolar attenuator, that follows modular I/O impedance requirements and can be fitted nearly everywhere.. would that be next Bridechamber "module"? ;) If someone just forgets to use this wonderful toy in the design.. just add it. Maybe some panel designs might also come with +/-5 scales and this Wonderful Gadget :D As seen on TvShop: "Finally I can leave My VCOs bipolar modulation input connected, without having to hunt down why Pitch wanderers, Thanks to this perfect solution! Order Now.." Samppa
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Re: [ModularSynthPanels] Re: Extra-Center-Tap Pots
2008-07-08 by Samppa Tolvanen
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