The Great Divide / R2R - ideal for brAEdboard!
Oct 3, 2021 19:58:08 GMT
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Oct 3, 2021 19:58:08 GMT
As of this weekend, I'm selling a new module kit called 'The Great Divide' that is based on the basic R2R resistor ladder circuit. ( www.tindie.com/products/keurslagerkurt/the-great-divide-2-x-r2r-module-diy-kit/ )
I wanted to make this post here, to encourage anyone with the brAEdboard or a normal breadboard to try it out for yourself. Its an incredibly easy and fun circuit to make, as it uses only resistors.
The circuit itself, as well as different patch uses, are explained perfectly over here: www.olegtron.com/olegtron-r2r-1
For the final module, I changed the resistors to smaller values (as we deal with lower voltages in AE), and they can probably be even smaller if its just for a breadboard build. Just make sure you use resistors of equal values where there are equal values in the original. You could probably get away with as low as 1k resistors, but the power consumption will of course go up.
My final schematic is for the module is this:
Schematic_The Great Divide_2021-10-01.pdf (41.45 KB)
I wanted to make this post here, to encourage anyone with the brAEdboard or a normal breadboard to try it out for yourself. Its an incredibly easy and fun circuit to make, as it uses only resistors.
The circuit itself, as well as different patch uses, are explained perfectly over here: www.olegtron.com/olegtron-r2r-1
For the final module, I changed the resistors to smaller values (as we deal with lower voltages in AE), and they can probably be even smaller if its just for a breadboard build. Just make sure you use resistors of equal values where there are equal values in the original. You could probably get away with as low as 1k resistors, but the power consumption will of course go up.
My final schematic is for the module is this:
Schematic_The Great Divide_2021-10-01.pdf (41.45 KB)
