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Hello, i have a sine AC signal ranging from -1V to +1V.
I need to add an offset of 2V so that the resultant signal is 1V to 3V (roughly).
After that, I would like to make a TTL signal out of it.
Can it be carried out by Op-amp and comparator? Any hints on circuit, please?

cheers M.

Added after 1 hours 44 minutes:

I have found so far, the last task might be done with comparator having the negative input at 2.5V and the positive input fed by a sine signal with 2.5V offset.

How to add an offset to an AC signal is still unknown to me.
Any thoughts?
cheers
 

You could use an opamp as an adder to put an offset to your AC signal. Just have a look here, this should give you a hint:
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An AC voltage obviously could be also simply AC-coupled to a different DC level, just using a capacitor and two resistances. A square-wave conversion however is performed with better symmetry by a ground reference comparator directly.
 

parra : cheers, looks pretty straight-forward.
FvM : can you please be more specific about AC-Coupling?
 

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