well that was my question really, can I join 0vA and 0vB?
the opamp is a buffer in effect, it's just that I use it for a bit of gain....strictly speaking I don't have to have any gain, but the problem with sig gen version 1 was that it maxed out at 2v RMS and that was the main reason for looking at version 2 with a bit more output....
signal generator - 2nd generation
#16 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
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#17 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
With that isolating DC:DC converter yes, that's why I suggested it or something similar.ed wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:23 am well that was my question really, can I join 0vA and 0vB?
the opamp is a buffer in effect, it's just that I use it for a bit of gain....strictly speaking I don't have to have any gain, but the problem with sig gen version 1 was that it maxed out at 2v RMS and that was the main reason for looking at version 2 with a bit more output....
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#18 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
I did a bit of editing today....got a bit of checking to do..but hopefully get some boards back before the postal lockup as I'll be twiddling my thumbs over the holidays while the rest of the famille are en France...
the gold pins are actually sockets but they have the same footprint..
if it works I'll probably have 4 spare boards if anybody is interested for the price of a stamp.
the gold pins are actually sockets but they have the same footprint..
if it works I'll probably have 4 spare boards if anybody is interested for the price of a stamp.
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#19 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
I'm mighty impressed...ordered the boards from China on 8th July and these arrived before lunch:
fingers crossed
fingers crossed
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#20 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
It’s been a difficult birth. 4 years with 3 breaks when something has come along to put the project on hold and made it end up in an ice cream tub in the corner of the workroom. Each time I’ve gone back to it I’ve had to start from scratch as I couldn’t remember what I’d done before, and I didn’t understand the previous notes.
A bit disappointed because I realised the super slick rail splitter was only really good with a battery supply so I had to cobble together a normal supply with a transformer…oh waily…c’est la vie.
A bit disappointed because I realised the super slick rail splitter was only really good with a battery supply so I had to cobble together a normal supply with a transformer…oh waily…c’est la vie.
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#21 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
lost touch with this project, I think it's waiting for me to sort the square wave output...it's languishing in the pile of unfinished projects.....
meanwhile, as mentioned in response to Ray's post on the little component tester/oscilloscope/sig gen, I had won this on ebay. It's a Leader LAG-26 and seems every bit as good as the old LFM4 and, in the current climate of sig gen prices, I think I got a bargain...£50. I will run the distortion test later...
20k square wave at 1v rms
meanwhile, as mentioned in response to Ray's post on the little component tester/oscilloscope/sig gen, I had won this on ebay. It's a Leader LAG-26 and seems every bit as good as the old LFM4 and, in the current climate of sig gen prices, I think I got a bargain...£50. I will run the distortion test later...
20k square wave at 1v rms
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#22 Re: signal generator - 2nd generation
Nice! Got something virtually identical from when I was with Maplin. Still does the job. ![thumbright :thumbright:](./images/smilies/icon_thumleft.gif)
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