This is the ZLOB dual VCO.
These aren't really build notes. Just pics to help my future trouble shooting.
The official ZLOB site is here: https://zlobmodular.com/
The VCO is a 4hp dual analog oscillator. Each VCO is CV controllable & has square, triangle, and sine
wave out, coarse and fine tuning controls.
There is a control voltage input, and a
switch for selecting exponential or linear cv in.
The exponential setting should be good for Korg & Yamaha keyboards & sequencers
The exponential setting should be good for Korg & Yamaha keyboards & sequencers
My choice to build this really was determined by its size. I needed a small footprint VCO for my euro performance rig.
Each VCO runs from 0.2 hz (5 seconds a cycle) up to 18k hz.
So this should be good as an LFO. as well as a VCO.
So this should be good as an LFO. as well as a VCO.
The waveforms are very Stable as its temperature compensated
The waveform outputs are 10vpp
When a control voltage is inserted, the
fine tune control becomes an attenuator for the incoming voltage.
In
exponential mode, when the attenuator is fully clockwise, the VCO will
track around 5 volts per octave.
I'm joining these with rightangled headers.
nOTICE THE PCB repair to the lower left.
tHE final component installed was the 2K tempco resistors. I used this heatsink paste.
LOvely.... the VCO worked instantly... no trouble shooting needed.
Love it so much I think I'll build another.
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These are some pics from a second building of this module.
Some of the parts are slightly different
IC:
The TL072 first
The two LF412 op amps next
The TL 074
Finally the two 8038 ICs
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