Difference between revisions of "Quad Voltage Controlled Amplifier"
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Revision as of 10:40, 3 July 2010
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The Quad VCA is designed as a utility module for providing four basic VCA's to be grabbed for a patch.
Each of the four identical VCA's include:
Channel input: The VCA's are DC coupled to allow for signal processing of CV or audio signals.
CV input: The amplifier stage responds to a 0 to 5V control voltage.
5V for full output. 0V for fully attenuated.
All of the CV inputs are cascaded.
The CV applied to channel 1 will control all four VCA's. Inserting a CV into another CV input will interrupt the cascade and apply the new CV to the selected and subsequent channels.
Level control: Allows for adjusting the gain stage of the channel from 0 to unity gain. On-board trimmer potentiometers allows for the user to adjust the maximum output gain for each channel up to just below the power supply limits providing up to a 2.5 gain amplification of the input signal.
Channel output: Output jack for the channel.
Availability
This module will be available on July 14, 2010 $239.00
Assembled/ tested board only:
$82.95
Info
Current draw:
V+= TBD mA
V-= TBD mA
PCB board dimensions:
3.125" (3-1/8") 79.38mm X 2.625" (2-5/8") 66.68mm
Mounting holes: 0.125" (1/8") 3.18mm (for 4-40 screw) 4 holes, one in each corner
Mounting hole spacing; Length: C-C= 2.925" 74.3mm, Width: C-C= 2.425" 61.6mm want to spend a vacation with your family? treat them like you've never done before, make then experience what is a real vacation place, then you might want to try this site.
