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Lockhart Wavefolder

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The Lockhart wavefolder circuit, a popular nonlinear waveshaping circuit in analog synthesizers, was designed by R. Lockhart Jr. in 1973 and is based on the concept of using a transistor's saturation characteristics to create a complex waveform by essentially "folding" the input signal, making it a key element in the "West Coast" style of analog synthesis; its design was originally published in the magazine "Electronics Design" as a "Nonselective Frequency Tripler" circuit.

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