I find there is a chip for just about anything... and if you are working with a special set of stuff, there is often a chipset just for that....
If I am working with volts and amps and ohms, just raw electricity, does this include chips and chipsets? or are these signal only, and am I wrong for using chips and chipsets as a base for my multi-circuit amplimentation and switching tonality circuits that are battery powered?
most tone control in these electric instruments consists of a single capacitor wired inline to one of the tone or volume pots.
This often causes strange backflow that reduces the volume capabilities or makes the tone completely unfunctional.... I would like to try chips and chipsets to see if they are more stable as a platform in musical tone and effect control.
If I am working with volts and amps and ohms, just raw electricity, does this include chips and chipsets? or are these signal only, and am I wrong for using chips and chipsets as a base for my multi-circuit amplimentation and switching tonality circuits that are battery powered?
most tone control in these electric instruments consists of a single capacitor wired inline to one of the tone or volume pots.
This often causes strange backflow that reduces the volume capabilities or makes the tone completely unfunctional.... I would like to try chips and chipsets to see if they are more stable as a platform in musical tone and effect control.