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This is the prototype circuit using the
XR-2206 signal generation
IC. D3 extracted a Toshiba TC9235P volume control
IC out of a small Cambridge
SoundWorks desktop radio found at a yard sale; the up/down control (silver knob) is out of a CD player. The
XR-2206 has a pin dedicated as an amplitude modulation
input and early testing shows it works very well. For use testing our amplifiers, filters and enclosure designs, we plan to build this into a portable instrument box.