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"John A" wrote in news:4666bbdc$1$8756$ed2619ec@ptn-
nntp-reader02.plus.net: Well, I intentionally didn't suggest adding a variable as a) it would re-open the Pandora's Box of how to calibrate the thing, and, b) the combined tolerances of the fixed components would make a nonsense of such calibration anyway. Initially, I didn't assume the OP wanted a large variable capacitor at all, but was mistakenly trying to match fixed sizes with variable sizes without considering why such things are not common practise. Calibration aside, the variable I suggested adding IS a viable idea, assuming your switched-cap box is valid. After all, if you CAN get any value, then you set it as you need. If it's tuning frequency, you measure the frequency. But as I said WAy early in the thread, first reply, if you really want a sweep of possible timing values, just use a fixed cap and a variable pot, as standard. The OP was talking about synthesizers, after all, he mentioned them explicitly. |
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