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After reading your replies and considering a textbook I now think I got the koncept of virtual ground, thank you!
Yes, I am trying to create an integrating circuit. The signal that I want to integrate is rather sketchy and noisy, explaining the filtering I want to...
Thanks for the comments.
- No there is no switchin the circuit diagram but I do have a manual switch across the capacitor in the real circuit.
- In what way does R2 affect the low pass properties? The voltage drop over R1 and then C1 to GND should handle all of the filtering I thoght?
- I...
The switch is open, already tried that. After simulating the circuit in LTspice (I added correct values and replacedthe OPamp with another model) I do get the same issue as in real life, zero voltage after the second resistor. I must be doing some logical error that I cannot see. I´m attaching...
Here is the circuit, the signal is output from a sensor that I want to run through a LP filter and then integrate. I do have a resetswitch over the capacitor for reseting it.
Here is the circuit:
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I have a low voltage signal (range +/- 50 mV) after I run it through a simple LP filter. I now want to integrate the signal using a larger capacitor but if I connect the signal to the - input on the OP amp I get 0V, both on the input and on the output. I suppose this is a fundamental think...
Hi Keith!
I wanted to use the opamp as a summer but it didn´t work out the way I expeced so I made a setup with just the 741 to see where the problem was. Even if I provide a negative feedback (invering input to output) via a resistor (10 kohm) I do get the same type of problem, a stable...
I must do something really really wrong. I set up a simple 741 CN opamp and feed it with +12V on pin 7, -12 V on pin 4, ground both inputs and measure the voltagge on pin 6 compare to ground and I get -11,4 V! If I leave both inputs (pin 2 and 3) open I get 9,8 V. Shouldn´t I get a 0 out in both...
Hi! I just got my LT317 voltage regulators. I do need a very precise output on 1.25V so I did the design found in the datasheet ( http://www1.elfa.se/data1/wwwroot/assets/datasheets/07331713.pdf ) under typical applications 1.2-25 v adjustable regulator. I connected everything and feed it eith a...
Thanks for the reply! I tried to simulate it myself and found out just what you wrote. Now I just have to find a reasonable way of implementing it :)
Regards
Fredrik
Sorry but in what way should the switch across the capacitor "reset" the integration circuit? I was thinking about a switch between gnd and the -input (grounding + and -input) giving the amplifier a zero input on both inputs. Just put zero on the negative input would just keep the output steady...
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If I´m using a voltage integrator circuit of the basic integrator circuit type (OP amp with high resistor on -input, and gnd on + and then a feedbak capacitor between the output and the -input) and then integrate and sample my values. If I then want to "reset" the integrtor circuit to zero...
Hi Diemilio!
Thanks for the advices. I´ve been looking around ang found the following nice little board:
https://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9431
This board would give me all the dimensions which would make my measurements very accurate if the would be any (accident)...
Hi Diemilio! I thought that I could not use a gyro since the gyro is giving me a rate of angular change in "real time" and I wnat to know the total change in angle between sample one and two and the time between these samples will probably be at least 15 seconds. using a gyro and sampling at the...
Hi! Thanks for you ide but I don´t think that an eddy-sensor would work. What I want to do is to take measurements on a vertikal path and I want to know if my measurement tool is rotating (i. e. positioned along another bearing) so I can compensate for this. A compass would be the given soultion...
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I´m experiencing a problem. I´m trying to design a circuit where I want to know the bearing. To know the correct angle (i. e. 227 deg) is not of importance but the deviation from the start angle is (i. e. +13 deg) and I cannot use a magnetosensitive component since this application will be...
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