Dimensions
10 HP
Current Draw
20 mA +12V
20 mA -12V
0 mA 5V
Price
$485 Price in €

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NS-4 Noise and S&H

Analog noise generator and sample/hold

The NS-4 is a true analogue noise generator with four noise/random signal outputs; sample and hold (s/h), white, pink and red.

S/H:
The S/H generates a random signal controlled by two voltage controlled parameters; rate and lag (slew rate). Rate controls the period for every sample point from 10 seconds (0.1 Hz) to 2 millisecond (500 Hz). Lag controls the slew rate of the incoming S/H signal from 0.1 Hz to 1000 Hz. The outgoing signal is, in other words, filtered by a voltage controlled low pass filter with 12 db/octave slope. The S/H rate and the S/H lag can be controlled manually by knobs and by external signals (Rate CV and Lag CV). The rate generator can be synced to an external signal with any shape (S/H trig input). The S/H can also sample an external signal (ext S/H) instead of using the internal noise generator. The level of incoming signal can be controlled manually (ext S/H level).

White noise:
White noise is a full audio bandwidth noise generator.

Pink noise:
Pink noise is a filtered white noise generator by 3db/octave across the whole audio frequency range.

Red noise:
Red noise is hard filtered and contains essentially only frequencies up to 200 Hz.

Performance:
S/H rate: 0.1 second to 2 milliseconds
Rate CV: from 0 to 1 volt/octave
S/H lag: from 0.1 Hz to 1 kHz
S/H lag CV: 0 to 1 volt/octave
S/H trig: accepts any waveform from 2-12 volts
Ext S/H (level): 0 to 12 volts peak-to-peak
Outputs: nominal 5 volts pea-to-peak, 1 kohms
Current consumption: 20ma
Dimensions: 128.4mm (height), 30.5mm (depth)

http://www.cwejman.net/ns-4.htm


submitted Nov 13th 2012, 08:25 by cger | last Change Mar 1st 2021, 21:43 by CiDE

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