Hi Folks
Slightly off-topic, but does anyone here know any audio significance of
312.5Hz?
I have here a module from a piece of equipment dated back to 1968. It
consists of a 4-pole, 50Hz motor, a printed disc, a lamp and a
photocell. The printing on the disc (rotor) is a wiggly line of
changing frequency which - according to the disc - represents a signal
between 312.5Hz and 3kHz when spinning at 1500rpm. You light the lamp,
spin the motor, then amplify the signal from the photocell.
I've decided to use this as a tone source, replacing the filament lamp
and photocell with an LED and LDR, or possibly a phototransistor.
What I was wondering was whether end frequencies coincided with any
musical notes.
Cheers
M
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