Analysis, redesign and custom PCB implementation of a classic analog fuzz circuit.

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by Luca Biasio
To verify the circuit behavior, multiple measurements were performed on the assembled prototype.Focus was placed on transistor biasing, signal amplification, waveform clipping, and noise performance.
All measurements were taken on the real hardware to compare theoretical expectations with practical results.
Measurements were carried out on the assembled PCB using a signal generator, oscilloscope, and electric guitar as input source.The input signal level and supply voltage were kept constant to ensure reproducible results.
The oscilloscope measurements show the characteristic asymmetric clipping of the Fuzz Face circuit.
Transistor biasing strongly influences the waveform shape, resulting in different distortion textures and dynamic response.
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