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The signal at the …
The signal at the A2+ (red) and A2- (green) inputs
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Stephen Woodward
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5 octave linear(ish)-in-pitch power VCO
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Article «
5 octave linear(ish)-in-pitch power VCO
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Figure 1. A2 feedback and TDA7052A's antilog V
C
gain control create a ~300-mW, 5-octave linear-in-pitch VCO. More or less…
Figure 2. The signal at the A2+ (red) and A2- (green) inputs
Figure 3. R4 works with the 14 kΩ internal Vc bias to make a 5:1 voltage divider, converting 0 to 2 V into 1±0.2 V
Figure 4. V
C
's 0 to 2 V antilog gain control span programs A1 pin 4 from 0.8 V to 1.2 V for 1x to 32x gain and F
OSC
= 100 HzA1gain = 100 Hz(5.66Vc) = 100 to 3200 Hz
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