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    MDD Effect

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    The document provides instructions for building a circuit board around a Spin Semi FV-1 DSP chip. It uses surface mount and through-hole components. The circuit mixes the direct input signal with the output of the FV-1 chip for effects processing. It includes controls for feedback, mixing, program selection, and parameter adjustment. Instructions are provided for populating the board and programming the on-board EEPROM for effect presets. A parts list is also included.

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    The document provides instructions for building a circuit board around a Spin Semi FV-1 DSP chip. It uses surface mount and through-hole components. The circuit mixes the direct input signal with the output of the FV-1 chip for effects processing. It includes controls for feedback, mixing, program selection, and parameter adjustment. Instructions are provided for populating the board and programming the on-board EEPROM for effect presets. A parts list is also included.

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    The document provides instructions for building a circuit board around a Spin Semi FV-1 DSP chip. It uses surface mount and through-hole components. The circuit mixes the direct input signal with the output of the FV-1 chip for effects processing. It includes controls for feedback, mixing, program selection, and parameter adjustment. Instructions are provided for populating the board and programming the on-board EEPROM for effect presets. A parts list is also included.

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    MDD Effect

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    The document provides instructions for building a circuit board around a Spin Semi FV-1 DSP chip. It uses surface mount and through-hole components. The circuit mixes the direct input signal with the output of the FV-1 chip for effects processing. It includes controls for feedback, mixing, program selection, and parameter adjustment. Instructions are provided for populating the board and programming the on-board EEPROM for effect presets. A parts list is also included.

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    Molecular Disruption Device

    Build Doc 1.2


    David Rolo
    This circuit is built around the Spin Semi FV-1 DSP chip.

    While it is not “extremely” complicated to build, I would only recommend this to people
    who know how to handle SMD soldering and also know how to program the FV-1 (as I cannot
    guarantee any support in this regard)

    The FV-1 chip is in SOIC28 format (SMD). All other components are through hole.

    The PCB was designed to use mini board-mounted rotary switch like these:

    I bought mine here (the 1p8t) :


    http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Plastic-Band-Switch-10pcs-lot-1-Pole-8-Position-Rotary-
    Switch-free-shipping/1392863930.html

    and the 2p4t:


    http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-20pcs-lot-Plastic-Band-Switch-2-Pole-4-
    Position-Rotary-Switch/1371842439.html

    It also uses 16mm right angle PCB mount pots like these:

    Of course, if you don't use board mounted pots and switches you can use any type you like.

    I am no SMD expert but I would advise starting populating the PCB with the FV-1 chip as it is
    easier to access, and then follow whatever usual method you usually prefer.

    First populate the components side of the PCB, then the back side with the pots and
    switches.
    A few words about the circuit:

    Apart from the circuitry supporting the FV-1 chip, which is more or less straight from the
    datasheet, you can see an input buffer and a mixing stage mixing the buffered direct signal
    with the output of the FV-1. The hardware mixing works fine in most cases and avoids
    dedicating one of the 3 pots controlling the FV-1 parameters. Sadly with some programs
    where the signal coming from the FV-1 is too similar to the direct signal, there is some
    phasing effect because of the very slight latency or phase shift introduced by the DSP.
    There is an internal trimpot to adjust the volume.

    I also added a hardware feedback path that takes the right output of the FV-1 and feeds it
    back to the right input through a pot.

    The 8 programs loaded in the external EEPROM are selected with an 8 position rotary switch
    and a network of diode logic.

    Next to the FV-1 there is a cap labeled C14*. It is normally not needed but I included it
    after hearing some people mentioning having stability problems with certain brands of
    oscillators. That second 22p cap is supposed to help in these cases. I have never had the
    issue, so it’s there just in case.

    The POT0 input on the FV-1 is connected to either a pot or the jack for external expression
    input. A momentary switch is also inserted to this input. A 4 position rotary selects between
    the use of the pot or expression input each time with the option to have the momentary
    switch going high or low.

    I added the momentary switch mainly to use it for an infinite reverb effect (freeze) and
    also for tap tempo.

    There is a 3 pin connector on the PCB to allow programming the EEPROM in circuit but you
    can also program the EEPROM in a programmer directly.

    Here is how I connected my PicKit2(clone) programmer to the MDD:

    PICkit 2 Pin : MDD connections:


    (3) GND GND
    (5) PGC SCK
    (6) AUX SDA

    The pedal needs to be powered when programming the chip and you need to disconnect the
    programmer once the flashing is done. (I have added a switch between my programmer and
    the MDD to avoid having to pull out the connector every time)

    Then you need to change to a different program on the MDD to activate the new programs.
    The controls:

    • pot_0, pot_1, pot_1, pot_2 : control a parameter each from the FV-1 program.

    • Mix: goes from fully wet CCW to fully dry CW

    • Feedback: feeds the right output of the FV-1 back to right input of the FV-1

    • Program: selects between 8 programs loaded in the EEPROM

    • EXT/POT: selects between 4 options to control parameter_0 on the FV-1


    – external CV + momentary switch goes high when pressed
    – external CV + momentary switch goes low when pressed
    – pot_0 + momentary switch goes high when pressed
    – pot_0 + momentary switch goes low when pressed

    • Volume: Internal trimpot to set the overall volume of the pedal


    Parts List:

    Resistors Quantity Value Description


    R24,R25 2 47R
    R15,R17 2 100R
    R21,R22,R23 3 2k
    R13,R4,R5 3 3.3k
    R28* 1 10k
    R10,R11,R12,R7,R8,R9 6 15k
    R16,R18,R19,R20,R26,R27 6 22k
    R2 1 33k
    R14 1 100k
    R1,R3,R6 3 1M
    Capacitors Quantity Value Description
    C14 1 22p Ceramic
    C8 1 220p Ceramic
    C10 1 680p Ceramic
    C3 1 3n3 Film
    C12,C16,C17,C20 4 100n Ceramic
    C1 1 100n Film
    C11,C2,C4,C5 4 1u Film
    C13,C15 2 1u Electrolytic
    C21 1 47u Electrolytic
    C18,C19 2 220u Electrolytic
    Diodes Quantity Value Description
    D1,D2 2 1N60P, BAT41 Schottky
    D4 1 1N5819, 1N5817 Schottky
    D10,D11,D12,D13,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9 9 1N4148 Diode
    D3 1 LED Overload indicator
    IC's Quantity Value Description
    U1 1 TL074 Quad Op-AMP
    U2 1 Spin FV-1 DSP
    U3 1 24LC32A EEPROM
    Potentiometers Quantity Value Description
    Vol (trim) 1 100k Trim Pot
    Feedback 1 100k lin
    Mix 1 10k lin
    pot_0,pot_1,pot_2 3 25k lin
    Switches Quantity Value Description
    S1 1 EXP/POT 2p4t rotary
    S2 1 Momentary Normally Open
    S3 1 Program 1p8t rotary
    Others Quantity Value Description
    X1 1 32768Hz Crystal Oscillator
    78l33 1 78L33 3.3V regulator

    Important note: for R28, populate a 1uF film cap instead of a resistor. Otherwise the
    feedback knob will crackle a bit when turned.
    Drill Template

    (only to serve as a guide, make your own measurements to make sure everything fits,
    before drilling)

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