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    Current to voltage converter

    Thank you for answers! I have tried to bias the current-to-voltage op amps with half of the supply voltage, but I get unexpected behavior. I tried simulating it as well and same behavior there (ofcourse..) so I am doing something wrong. I have not biased the first op amp. (U1) and maybe I...
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    Current to voltage converter

    I am trying to excite with a 2V voltage over a 1k resistor and then feed this current into a current-to-voltage converter with a 1k resistor in the feedback loop. This seems to not work as I expect. I am powering the op. amps. with single supply voltage. Maybe the current flowing from the output...
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    AD8333 IQ demodulation IC question

    In the datasheet of the AD8333 is says that the minimum square wave "LO Frequency Range" is 10 kHz. Does this mean that it needs a minimum 10 kHz square wave to be able to do the IQ demodulation? So if I were to use a 1 kHz signal to be mixed (which is supported, DC to 50MHz) I would have to...
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    Impedance measurement using I/Q demodulation

    Hello! I want to measure an unknown impedance using an I/Q demodulator. Setup: I was thinking of using a DDS (Direct Digital Synthesizer) as the sine wave signal generator. Splitting this signal to a reference signal and an excitation signal. The reference signal will go directly to the LO...
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    Help need in analog circuit design to get phase and amplitude.

    keith1200rs: Do you know if this chip will perform well as low as 3kHz? or even down to 100Hz?
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    Accurate phase measurement with relativly low sampling frequency

    Hello. To give some more information on what I am to use this for: I have two signals. Both are periodic sine waves with the same frequency, but with a constant phase difference. Let's call one of the signals for ref (reference) and the other sig (signal). They can look like this: ref(t) =...

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