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I have a project where the incoming signal is a sine wave that ranges from about 300 Hz to about 750 Hz. The client wants me to add a fixed offset frequency of about 185 Hz so that the output signal ...
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In the standard log amplifier (op-amp with BJT in feedback, resistor \$R_1\$ at the input), I modeled the op-amp input offset as a small DC source \$V_{OS}\$ at the non-inverting input. Assume \$V_{in}...
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I am dealing with a setup where resistance of a resistive DUT (Device Under Test) is measured by sourcing some current through the DUT from a current source and by measuring the voltage drop across ...
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I am using designing gain and offset in thiry seconds, Texas Instruments as a guide to add offset and gain to a specific analog signal using an op-amp circuit. The input signal is a sinusoid with Vmpp ...
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I am trying to understand VFD's (Variable Frequency Drives) concept of 'offset' What is this feature? When do I use it. What does it achieve. I have searched Youtube: lots about VFD but can't find ...
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My task is to amplify the voltage of a triangular wave which is between 100mv and -100 mv, so I design a common emitter circuit to do it, but when I check the vout I see that my output wave is already ...
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I am testing in a panel with very high motor noise. I want to pass the encoder data through the opto. When I apply the following scheme, my inputs and outputs are as I want. Giriş Çıkış Then I ...
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I am looking for a (op amp) circuit to offset \$f(x)= \log(x)\$ always to zero. More comprehensible is the explanation on the x-y plot below. Basically, it is possible to offset the voltage with an ...
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I am trying to take voltage and current measurements from the power grid (120V 60Hz) and process them with a 3.3V based digital signal processing board (TI F280049C launchpad) I am using LV25-P and ...
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I have a data acquisition device (DAQ): USB-6002 from National Instruments (NI). I am recording an analog voltage from a (cathode-grounded) photodiode through a variable resistance (50-100k Ohms). I ...
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Still tinkering with my VCA based effect mixer. I control multiple DACs (MCP4922) which send control voltages to the VCAs (AS2164). Until now I've just fed the DACs a reference voltage of 3.3V to ...
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I am currently reading chapter 12, "The Common-mode Feedback Circuit" in Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits by Gray and Hurst. Page 815, gives the following statement for ...
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I want to generate output of (0 - 10 V) from ESP32 GPIO (0 - 3.3 V). Basically fan is connected to the output. I am attaching a circuit of it. Do I need any changes in the design or it will work? Will ...
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I want to control a N-channel MOSFET through a PWM signal generated by an Arduino board. The amplitude of such PWM is 0V-5V with respect to GND with frequency 20kHz. My idea is to send the PWM signal ...
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I'm trying to make a neat and obvious circuit for amplifying a 0-3.3V PWM signal to -10/+10V. I'm able to adjust the gain and feed the signal on the inverting end. I also want to add a 1.65V (3.3V/2) ...
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