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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I have an analog audio circuit which contains a number of pots. I'd
like to be able to control these pots from a PC using a program I have
written in C++.
So for example, I'd like to tell my program to adjust the volume from
min to max over the course of 10 seconds and receive the exact same
audio result as I would get it I was to adjust the volume knob with my
hand. In other words, I don't want any static or glitch induced into
the audio output.
I have looked at digital potentiometers but it seems to me that they
are not suitable for my application since they adjust the potential in
a stepping manner. Any comments on this?
So I'm wondering if the best option is to output an smooth analog
signal using a dac and then have this signal either control a
potentiometer or else create the potential by some other means. Any
comments on this? What devices might I look at?
Thanks for your help,
Barry.
I have an analog audio circuit which contains a number of pots. I'd
like to be able to control these pots from a PC using a program I have
written in C++.
So for example, I'd like to tell my program to adjust the volume from
min to max over the course of 10 seconds and receive the exact same
audio result as I would get it I was to adjust the volume knob with my
hand. In other words, I don't want any static or glitch induced into
the audio output.
I have looked at digital potentiometers but it seems to me that they
are not suitable for my application since they adjust the potential in
a stepping manner. Any comments on this?
So I'm wondering if the best option is to output an smooth analog
signal using a dac and then have this signal either control a
potentiometer or else create the potential by some other means. Any
comments on this? What devices might I look at?
Thanks for your help,
Barry.