FV-1 harsh ticking sound
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:20 am
Hi! I've recently received my FV-1 chip, bought on aliexpress. As I wait for my EEPROM to come i wanted to try the chip with its internal programs. I followed the Datasheet schematic and added input and output buffer's as the desing made by Ice-9 in another forum. I started with program 6 (Reverb 1) and for my surprise, it worked but made a horrible harsh periodic sound (with a period of a 800 ms or a sec approximately). I checked my crystal and its cap.Crystal cap is 15pF and I also tried 22pF without any change. I bought the crystal on a local store and they sold me it as a 32768 Hz one, it has the inscription "S783" on its body.
I also tested the Program 5 which appears as a Test program in datasheet. In that program, signal comes out nice and clean without any ticking sound.
As 3,3 V supply I used a 3,3v regulated and filtrated output from an LM317.
As 9 V power supply i used a 9V battery.
I will post some sounclips. You will notice that by using reverb effects, its a harsh dity sound with the same period, and when using Flanger/chorus style, it's more like a high frequency ticking, with the same period as the reverb.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Yb0Ir ... 0Ugthuwldl
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HwQoE ... U82bQr9fpo
https://drive.google.com/open?id=13otSI ... 3JNswwR8zI
I have to mention that i made myself a daughter board where i soldered the FV-1 and that I am protoyping everything on my protoboard.
Dry signal keeps neat and clean all the way to the FV-1 input, and all the way from input buffer and output buffer when FV-1 is bypassed.
I also tested the Program 5 which appears as a Test program in datasheet. In that program, signal comes out nice and clean without any ticking sound.
As 3,3 V supply I used a 3,3v regulated and filtrated output from an LM317.
As 9 V power supply i used a 9V battery.
I will post some sounclips. You will notice that by using reverb effects, its a harsh dity sound with the same period, and when using Flanger/chorus style, it's more like a high frequency ticking, with the same period as the reverb.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Yb0Ir ... 0Ugthuwldl
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HwQoE ... U82bQr9fpo
https://drive.google.com/open?id=13otSI ... 3JNswwR8zI
I have to mention that i made myself a daughter board where i soldered the FV-1 and that I am protoyping everything on my protoboard.
Dry signal keeps neat and clean all the way to the FV-1 input, and all the way from input buffer and output buffer when FV-1 is bypassed.