Arg - these so-called "laws of physics" of the "real world" ruin my best
ideas. :)
Thinking about this however, made me realize that the Gated Comparator is
just a few simple modules (white noise, clock, another comparator (maybe 2),
solid state switch, some voltage sources) away from being able to function
as a Noise Ring (minus the secondary DAC out, I suppose). Check out the
Noise Ring description and block diagram:
http://www.wiard.com/1200/NR/Noise_Ring.html
I already though the GC was cool enough, now that I'm opening up my mind to
more patching possibilities, I'm realizing just how great a module this is.
Nice work, Ken!
-Chris
ideas. :)
Thinking about this however, made me realize that the Gated Comparator is
just a few simple modules (white noise, clock, another comparator (maybe 2),
solid state switch, some voltage sources) away from being able to function
as a Noise Ring (minus the secondary DAC out, I suppose). Check out the
Noise Ring description and block diagram:
http://www.wiard.com/1200/NR/Noise_Ring.html
I already though the GC was cool enough, now that I'm opening up my mind to
more patching possibilities, I'm realizing just how great a module this is.
Nice work, Ken!
-Chris
On 10/23/05 4:15 AM, "sasami@..." <sasami@...> wrote:
> I think you would find that the S&H caps would prevent this. You would get
> some sort of signal through, but way reduced, as these caps take quite a
> while to charge up. You could reduce the caps I guess, but that would make
> it worthless as an ASR. Yes it is bipolar.
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> Ken
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