Anonymous
10/30/2025, 2:58:02 AM
No.2954129
>>2954100
>and, BTW, filtering wont help, coz sharp waveforms simply jump over components like a kangaroo on a trampoline
damn i really want to use this lowpass filter for my audio circuit but the heckin waveforms just keep hoppin over my resistor like its the fuggin rio grande :(((((((
>>2954103
holy macaroni
>I would hope that the loudness of the audio signal is going to swamp any interference I happen to pick up.
yea thats not really how that works.
>I can't say I've ever had interference problems on strip board or bread board
not to worry you but the interference in this particular circuit would be pretty difficult to notice just by listening. it would be the difference between a sawtooth and a sawtooth plus a little bit of another wave that sounds very similar to a sawtooth.
or maybe that gives you relief, knowing it probably doesnt matter anyway.
>DACs
>using a saturated BJT to make a sawtooth
can i get a clear confirmation from you that this circuit is a pedagogical exercise please?
>>2954127
>Anon, you have saved me from a grave mistake
damn im a hero
looking good anon. im sure itll be fine, dont worry about it too much. especially if the breadboard spaghetti worked, even a quick and dirty PCB will be fine.
>and, BTW, filtering wont help, coz sharp waveforms simply jump over components like a kangaroo on a trampoline
damn i really want to use this lowpass filter for my audio circuit but the heckin waveforms just keep hoppin over my resistor like its the fuggin rio grande :(((((((
>>2954103
holy macaroni
>I would hope that the loudness of the audio signal is going to swamp any interference I happen to pick up.
yea thats not really how that works.
>I can't say I've ever had interference problems on strip board or bread board
not to worry you but the interference in this particular circuit would be pretty difficult to notice just by listening. it would be the difference between a sawtooth and a sawtooth plus a little bit of another wave that sounds very similar to a sawtooth.
or maybe that gives you relief, knowing it probably doesnt matter anyway.
>DACs
>using a saturated BJT to make a sawtooth
can i get a clear confirmation from you that this circuit is a pedagogical exercise please?
>>2954127
>Anon, you have saved me from a grave mistake
damn im a hero
looking good anon. im sure itll be fine, dont worry about it too much. especially if the breadboard spaghetti worked, even a quick and dirty PCB will be fine.