Cgs synth

>I'd like to know more about their functionality if you have a minute (or

anyone

>that can help)
>
>CGS55 Analog Switch Matrix:
>I see you switch signals to individual outs or a common out. And there is

also a common

>input, so it's a very versatile switcher. A very nice non-sequential

approach. Super!

>So, the control inputs, need a logic high or low? High being 15V?
>Or, does the control inputs have a comparator so one can feed a variying

analog

>signal as a fluctuating control signal?

Via the standard control inputs (0-3) they require a logic high, which is
any voltage over about 2V as per all of my gate detectors.

>And the non buffered control inputs after each diode, what are intended for?

Specifically for direct connection to the CGS51.

>And, it is intended to work with CGS51? (the 4 gate outs to CGS55 control ins?)

Yes. The connections can be external if you want to keep the modules
separate, however I feel the integral switch of the CGS51 is ... well...
laughable... The CGS55 is really part of the CGS51 design. In such a casem
the CGS51 switcher is built in a different manner, so it directly drives its
companion CGS55. Details will come. I didn't intend to release these pages
yet as they are not finished, but with the loss of the cgs web site, it was
easier just to upload my local copy as it was - even half finished.

>CGS51 Weighted Random Switch :
>Totally lost here. Some parts seem a random gate generator but there's lots

more...

A router that randomly directs an input to one of four outputs, though the
likelyhood of one output being selected over the others can be voltage
controlled. This was a special request design from a year or so back (Hi
Jeff - I haven't forgotten!).

Ken
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