Making subsonic signal range audible and integrated - Life Energy Fluctuation Meter circuit design

Oct 12, 2005 2 Replies

Condition: By means of a roughly 50 micro Ampere DC current generated with the aid of a 9 Volt battery, a signal of about 2 (two) Herz and higher (occurring between the hand palms touching iron plates, for instance) is obtained.



Problem to be solved: To make the signal audible - meaning, changed into an intelligible sound that reflects the pattern of change, which would be the amplitude (magnitude of change), and frequency (speed and acceleration of change).



Specifically: To make an increasing range audible, that is, beginning with the range of about 2 to 10 Herz, and switch to expand to a bigger range of about 2 to 20 Herz, then 2-50 Herz, and also 2-100 Herz. And eventually up further.



Any circuit design suggestion and recommendation of components is appreciated - the results are intended for the public domain.



Koos Nolst Trenite human rights philosopher and poet

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Mr Bean ~ There are several VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator)chips on the market. Convert the low frequency current to a voltage using either a resistor and high impedance amplifier, or a current to voltage converter (inverting op amp with current going to non inverting input, and a feedback resistor). Use the resulting voltage to change the free-running frequency of the VCO. Regards, Jon

Use a voltage controlled oscillator. You could brand this a "Life Theremin" and record the music of life.

Mark

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