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Funky
- Jan 1, 1970
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The 8038 has a range of 1:1000 which isn't quite good enough for what I
want. Is there a chip as simple and cheap as the 8038 but with this extended
range? It's the sine wave output I'm interested in.
For those interested, I'm building for a musician a module which has 2X
coarse and fine controls to generate two sine waves from 0.1 to 20Khz which
are then added together. The two frequencies will be approximately the same
and so beating against one another. The resulting waveform is converted to a
square wave to get the required timbre.
Thanks for your interest
want. Is there a chip as simple and cheap as the 8038 but with this extended
range? It's the sine wave output I'm interested in.
For those interested, I'm building for a musician a module which has 2X
coarse and fine controls to generate two sine waves from 0.1 to 20Khz which
are then added together. The two frequencies will be approximately the same
and so beating against one another. The resulting waveform is converted to a
square wave to get the required timbre.
Thanks for your interest