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Voltage controlled tone
Does anyone have a simple circuit to control a tone using a 0-9 volt signal?
I tried using a 555 timer circuit and small speaker. I can get a tone but I can't get the voltage signal to vary the tone. The circuits I found where complicated VCO/synthesizer circuits. Just looking for a simple low current (under 10 milliamp range) circuit. Thanks for any help. |
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Apply a control voltage on pin 5. This will vary your tone.
"js1180" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a simple circuit to control a tone using a 0-9 volt signal? I tried using a 555 timer circuit and small speaker. I can get a tone but I can't get the voltage signal to vary the tone. The circuits I found where complicated VCO/synthesizer circuits. Just looking for a simple low current (under 10 milliamp range) circuit. Thanks for any help. |
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