Logic II (AND, OR, XOR, NOT)

Logic II: Front view
Logic II: Front view

This logic module takes up to four input signals and outputs the logic function AND, OR, XOR dependent on the input signals. The inputs are normalized so you can use less then the four inputs. It has three NOT functions as well.

Specs and features

  • Up to four input signals
  • AND, OR, XOR parallel out
  • Three NOT functions
  • Runs on +/-12V and +/-15V
  • Power consumption below 30mA positive rail. 5mA negative rail.

The documentation and the Gerber files for download can be found in my website.

Logic II: Control board schematic
Logic II: Control board schematic
Logic II: Main board schematic
Logic II: Main board schematic
Logic II: Populated control board
Logic II: Populated control board
Logic II: Populated main board
Logic II: Populated main board
Logic II: Back view
Logic II: Back view
Logic II: Half front view
Logic II: Half front view
Logic II: Side view
Logic II: Side view

Logic I

Logic I:Front view

This logic module takes up to four input signals and outputs the logic function AND, OR, XOR dependent on the input signals. The inputs are normalized so you can use less then the four inputs.

Specs and features

  • Up to four input signals
  • AND, OR, XOR parallel out
  • Runs on +/-12V and +/-15V
  • Power consumption below 30mA positive rail. 5mA negative rail.

The documentation and the Gerber files for download can be found in my website.

Logic I: Schematic control board
Logic I: Schematic control board
Logic I: Schematic main board
Logic I: Schematic main board

Nothing special to mention. On page one you see the input and outputs. On page two are the input protection circuitry, the microprocessor and the output buffers. The logic is done in software.

Logic I: Populated control board
Logic I: Populated control board
Logic I: Populated main board
Logic I: Populated main board
Logic I: Back view
Logic I: Back view
Logic I: Side view
Logic I: Side view

Dual Bernoulli Gate (Either/Or)

Bernoulli Gate: Front view
Bernoulli Gate: Front view

This module takes the incoming gate or trigger and routes it to either of its two outputs. The distribution is software driven, according to a random coin toss. You can select the probability distribution with a potentiometer and an input control voltage. The potentiometer voltage and the control voltage are added together. The probability goes from 0% to 100% at output A and from 100% to 0% on output B.

Specs and features

  • Randomly skip Gates and Triggers
  • Probability distribution voltage controlled
  • Dual Bernoulli gate
  • Runs on +/-12V and +/-15V
  • Power consumption below 20mA positive rail. 5mA negative rail.

The documentation and the Gerber files for download can be found in my website.

Bernoulli Gate: Schematic control board
Bernoulli Gate: Schematic control board
Bernoulli Gate: Schematic main board
Bernoulli Gate: Populated control board
Bernoulli Gate: Populated control board
Bernoulli Gate: Populated main board
Bernoulli Gate: Halve back view
Bernoulli Gate: Halve back view
Bernoulli Gate: Side view
Bernoulli Gate: Side view

Rotating Gate

Rotating Gate: Front view

With this module you can distribute the incoming gate or trigger up to eight outputs. The distribution is software driven. You can select the amount of the used outputs from zero to eight with a potentiometer and an input control voltage. The potentiometer voltage and the control voltage are added together. The mode potentiometer and the mode control voltage selects the algorithm for the distribution. As for the moment (2021 Nov.) only one mode is implemented. Rotating upwards. Any suggestions or programs are welcome.

Specs and features

  • Gate/Trigger distribution up to eight targets.
  • Number of used outputs voltage controlled
  • Distribution algorithm voltage controlled
  • Runs on +/-12V and +/-15V
  • Power consumption below 20mA positive rail. 5mA negative rail.

The documentation and the Gerber files for download can be found in my website.

Rotating Gate: Schematic control board
Rotating Gate: Schematic control board
Rotating Gate: Schematic main board
Rotating Gate: Schematic main board
Rotating Gate: Populated control PCB
Rotating Gate: Populated control PCB
Rotating Gate: Populated main PCB
Rotating Gate: Populated main PCB
Rotating Gate: Back view
Rotating Gate: Back view
Rotating Gate: Side view
Rotating Gate: Side view

Trigger Delay

Trigger Delay front

Trigger Delay front

This module can delay an incoming trigger signal up to 8 seconds. The trigger length is adjustable up to 8 seconds as well. The trigger pulse length is independent from the input signal length. Both parameters are independently adjusted with potentiometers. The output state is shown with a LED.

Specs and features
• Input: positive Trigger or any fast changing voltage.
• Output: 5V pulse with adjustable delay and length.
• PSU +15V/-15V or +12V/-12V

The documentation for download and the Gerber files for download can be found in my website.

Trigger Delay schematic

Trigger Delay schematic

Trigger Delay populated PCB

Trigger Delay populated PCB

Trigger Delay back view

Trigger Delay back view

Logic Module

Logic Module front

Logic Module front

I needed a module to combine gate and/or trigger events for steering sequencers, ADSR and other gear. So I build one. This one here has and, or, ex-or and neg logic gates. The states of the inputs and output are signaled with LED. The inputs takes audio as input as well. This makes for some interesting patches. The minimum input level can be set to your needs.

The documentation for download can be found in my website.

Logic Module schematic p. 01

Logic Module schematic p. 02

Logic Module schematic p. 02

Logic Module populated PCB

Logic Module populated PCB

Logic Module back view

Logic Module back view