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Hello,
Take, for instance, this schematic: https://www.muzique.com/schem/fuzzface.gif
First, why is this input jack boosted by 9V? It's often boosted or lowered by 9V and I can't really understand why.
Next:
I want to modulate a square or triangle wave with my input signal. So say my input (audio) signal is 100mV.
First, from the above, what will it look like biased to ground? Will it just be the same signal, lifted up by 9V?
Second, how do I modulate this correctly? I intend to multiple my audio signal by my square wave, with a AD633ANZ multiplier. But how do I need to bias the square wave, for this to work properly?
Thank you,
Take, for instance, this schematic: https://www.muzique.com/schem/fuzzface.gif
First, why is this input jack boosted by 9V? It's often boosted or lowered by 9V and I can't really understand why.
Next:
I want to modulate a square or triangle wave with my input signal. So say my input (audio) signal is 100mV.
First, from the above, what will it look like biased to ground? Will it just be the same signal, lifted up by 9V?
Second, how do I modulate this correctly? I intend to multiple my audio signal by my square wave, with a AD633ANZ multiplier. But how do I need to bias the square wave, for this to work properly?
Thank you,