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    R16

    Speed

    C8

    Vb

    R3

    U3b 7

    Vb

    Vb Depth

    R4

    1
    4
    5

    3 4

    5 8

    2 6

    U2

    U4
    11 12

    C9

    R8

    16

    C10
    7

    C2

    R7

    Clone
    Mode

    R9

    C3

    C4

    +9V

    C7

    Vb

    U1b

    C5

    FX Out

    Speed
    100K A
    (back)

    Depth
    100K A
    (back)

    d
    Re

    Output
    Jack
    Bat
    Clip

    To
    Millenium Bypass

    Input
    Jack

    Clone
    Mode

    Designation(s)
    Label-Value
    C1,C2
    0.001 (1nF)
    C10,C9
    0.001uF (1nF)
    C11
    0.1uF (100nF)
    C12
    47uF Electro
    C3
    220pF
    C4
    0.0022 (2N2)
    C5
    1uF
    C6,C7
    100uF to 470uF Electro
    C8
    0.01uF (10nF)
    R1,R2
    10M
    R10,R12,R20,R5
    10K
    R11,R14,R19,R3
    100K
    R13
    15K
    R15,R4,R6,R7,R8,R9 47K
    R16
    4K7
    R17
    4.7M (4M7)
    R18
    68K
    U1,U3
    Dual Opamp
    U2
    MN3007
    U4
    CD4046
    Speed,Rate
    100K log pot
    Box Stuff - jacks, switches, battery clip,
    Millenium Bypass circuit, LED, etc, etc.

    Copyright 2001 R.G. Keen. All rights reserved. No copies or display permitted without license in writing.

    Updated 10/14/01! Now includes


    John Hollis' latest schematic update
    connecting U4 pin 16 to U4 pin 14.
    Also added more spacing in some
    tight areas for more printer
    tolerance.
    Updated 10/16/01, another tight
    place under R11.

    Pin 4 U2 and U3 connect to ground; Pin 8 of U2 and U3 connect to +9V. Arrow indicated CW pot rotation.

    Vb

    Vb

    R14

    1
    2 U3a

    R1

    R15

    R2

    Vb

    R17

    2 U1a

    R20

    R6

    R18

    R19
    C12

    R5

    C11

    +9V 1

    C6

    FX In

    C1

    R12
    R13

    R10

    The layout below is full size, ready to print to toner transfer paper. In building the board, be certain to
    install the three jumpers first, as one of the jumpers sits under the edge of C7. That is bad practice,
    but it will work fine for this board. Normal caution about soldering is needed, but there are no very fine
    traces or unusually close conductors.

    The operation is straightforward. U1A buffers the signal and adds a bit of gain. It drives the MN3007
    delay chip which delays the signal by 1024 clock cycles. The output of the 3007 is de-stairstepped by
    the three pole lowpass filter implemented by U1b and surrounding components. The dry signal from
    U1a is mixed with the delayed signal from U1b and fed to the output capacitor C5. U3 forms a simple
    integrator (U3b) and schmitt trigger (U3a) which cause a triangle ramp of variable speed and size to
    appear at the wiper of the depth pot. This low frequency oscillator (LFO) output controls the voltage
    controlled oscillator of U4, the CD4046. The outputs of the CD4046 (pin 2 and pin3/4) drive the delay
    chip directly. The phase comparator sections of the CD4046 phase locked loop chip are not used.

    This layout implements the "Zombie Chorus" circuit designed by John Hollis. I've taken only two two
    minor liberties with the circuit. I added R20 between the depth pot and the CMOS input of the VCO
    in the CD4046 just for good luck. The input is nominally protected against static discharge, but the
    resistor gives it a more solid chance to survive abuse. I've also added C11 and C12 for additional
    power supply decoupling right at the CD4046. This may not be absolutely necessary, but I figure it's
    better to have space for a decoupling cap and not use it than to need one and have no place to put
    it.

    Zombie Chorus

    R11

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