| | The technology of Phase Shifters and Flangers |
 | | The Univibe uses identical phase shift stages composed of a darlington connected pair of transistors, bootstrapped for high input impedance, and with equal collector and emitter load resistors for producing the two out-f phase signals needed for the next stage. |
 | | An OTA takes the difference of two input voltages, like an ordinary operational amplifier, but its output is not a voltage that is the sum of the two input voltages, but a *current* that is proportional to the difference between the two input voltages. |
 | | The capacitor also contributes its current, so the two are added at the output node, and since the OTA also reversed the phase of the signal it processed, it looks like it came through an ordinary resistor that was connected to the mirror image of the input signal. |
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