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I am working on a schematic for a pre-amp for an unbalanced dynamic CB style microphone. Using various examples I have cobbled this concept together. I think I have the values pretty close, but I'm ...
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I have a motor driver circuit as shown below. The supply voltage is 12V, and the output is going to a load that is grounded. The eventual application will use a DC motor, but for now testing is done ...
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I am trying to simulate a leaky integrator in LTspice using an AD8603 op‑amp. My long‑term goal is to model slow‑changing outputs from MOX gas sensors, but the gas sensor itself is not important for ...
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I'm comparing two TI op amps: the OPA4348 and the TLV2374. The OPA4348 datasheet explicitly states that it is unity‑gain stable. However, the TLV2374 datasheet does not clearly say anything about ...
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TSC102IPT datasheet | SI2300DS datasheet I'm playing around with a circuit to make a board draw a constant current. A TSC102IPT current sense amplifier is amplifying the voltage from a sense resistor ...
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I am trying to build a field mill to Jim Campbells design from 2001 which can be found at this web address. Electric Field Mill Fabrication Along the top of the schematic and to the right (including ...
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The flow should be: electret condenser microphone → preamp → low-pass filter (1,000 Hz) → high-pass filter (20 Hz) → ADC, but I’m still skeptical about my calculations and need reassurance or ...
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Below is a first order high pass filter A second order high pass would be cascading of the two RC sections in case of passive filter, but in the active variant, there is feedback given between the ...
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I’m building a custom DDS waveform generator using an FPGA. The FPGA has a 28-bit phase accumulator, and I use the top 8 bits as addresses into different ROMs to generate various waveforms (square, ...
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I want to make an amplifier that works from +-6V to +-30V and this is what I have come up with for a 4 ohm speaker load, as you can see the bandwidth is pretty limited and IMHO this simple circuit ...
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I've made an AM circuit that works great at low frequencies (e.g. 30 kHz), but as soon as I raise the frequency (to something like 600 kHz), the output completely changes from the expected one, ...
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I have encountered an issue on my board where I thought this would trigger fine up to 100kHz, however it stops at 27kHz. Input is sinusoidal signal with 600mV amplitude going through the filters then ...
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I am converting a single ended signal to differential to be read by an ADC. I am using this TI buffer&inverter implementation. Does it not introduce additional voltage in the actual signal because ...
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I am simulating relaxational generator using opamp in Micro-Cap. Here is the circuit: It works fine but I want to make it work with a single power supply. I found that for it C1 and R1 ground pins ...
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I know a Right Leg Drive helps but I will not be using one. Is it a lot better to buffer the Ref electrode input as opposed to just connecting the electrode straight in? Is there anything missing from ...
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