Thursday, November 06, 2014
Synthrotek Vac-Pak CV over any variable resistor product info and demo
Published on Nov 6, 2014 synthrotek
http://store.synthrotek.com/Vac_Pak_Kit
"Have you ever wanted to add control voltage to a parameter on your synth or circuit bent toy? Now you can!
The Vac Pak is a vactrol-based control voltage to variable resistance circuit.
Connect your CV source to the input jack.
Set the Scale and Offset trim pots to dial in your optimal resistance, with a range between ~300 ohms to ~10M (all vactrols are a little different in range).
Connect the wires from J4 to your circuit to make a variable resistor.
Daisy-chain multiple Vac Paks to the same power source using the remaining connector (either J2 OR J3).
Power the Vac Pak with a 9V battery clip (wired to J2 or J3) or with your circuit's on-board voltage source (wired to J2 or J3).
An onboard 5V regulator allows the Vac Pak to be powered with 6-18V DC.
Caution: Do not exceed +10V DC on the CV input, more may burn up your vactrol!"
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