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Synthesizer Modules Schematics

Author
Serge
Publisher
Serge
Type
Operator Manual
ETC archive
ETC1955

Abstract

Serge. Synthesizer Modules Schematics. Packet includes schematics for Negative Slew and VC Slew Sample and Hold. Further paragraphs follow: Analog Shift Register, VC Phaser, Smooth & Stepped Generator, Triple Waveshaper, Noise Source including a Self Test Procedure, and Dual Negative Slew with Self Test, Wiring Diagram of the Ring Modulator: PC Board No. R6 (marked "RING" by hand) with Self Test Procedure, Wiring Diagram: Sequencer (10 stages) with Self Test & User's Instructions, VC Oscillator with Self-Test Procedure, Positive Slew with Test Proc., and VC Filter Extended Range with Self Test. The final page contains a Wiring Diagram of the 4 Stage Programmer, Special Instructions, and Self-Test & User's Instructions.
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ETC1955

Serge. Synthesizer Modules Schematics. Packet includes schematics for Negative Slew and VC Slew Sample and Hold. Further paragraphs follow: Analog Shift Register, VC Phaser, Smooth & Stepped Generator, Triple Waveshaper, Noise Source including a Self Test Procedure, and Dual Negative Slew with Self Test, Wiring Diagram of the Ring Modulator: PC Board No. R6 (marked "RING" by hand) with Self Test Procedure, Wiring Diagram: Sequencer (10 stages) with Self Test & User's Instructions, VC Oscillator with Self-Test Procedure, Positive Slew with Test Proc., and VC Filter Extended Range with Self Test. The final page contains a Wiring Diagram of the 4 Stage Programmer, Special Instructions, and Self-Test & User's Instructions.

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