(Voltage controlled oscillator) - Oscillator circuitry which is driven by target voltage to produce varying audio pitch and visual display responses for target identification and pinpointing
Voltage Controlled Oscillator: An oscillator whose clock frequency is determined by the magnitude of the voltage presented at its input The frequency changes when the voltage changes
Also known as Voltage Controlled Oscillator, this simply means an oscillator whose pitch is controlled by a certain control voltage IE: Attaching an LFO voltage will produce a pitch that goes up an down
(Voltage Controlled Filter) A filter whose cutoff frequency or resonant frequency is determined by a control voltage
Voltage controlled oscillator - Frequency generation component whose output frequency can be varied by changing the voltage to a control port on the device
An abbreviation for: 1) Voltage Control Oscillator (an oscillator that generates an AC control voltage, usually a low-frequency oscillator putting out a signals between 1 Hz and 10 Hz) 2) Voltage Controlled Oscillator (an oscillator that changes its frequency according to a control voltage feed to its control input)
Voltage-controlled oscillator An oscillator whose frequency can be changed by altering the amount of voltage being sent to its control input