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Audio circuit implementation - help or e-books needed

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Audio circuit needed

Hello guys I would appreciate some help from your side. I need to implement an audio circuit that doubles the incoming signal frequency, that is f(t) => f(2*t) for any frequency and any kind of signal, not just a fixed one for that I could use a tuned class C amplifier.
I am interested also in the theory beyound this circuit. I would applreciate also some e-books on the analog circuit design and audio Fx.
Thank in advance...

Wafer101.
 

squaring circuit

If you use an analog multiplier and feed your signal into both inputs you will get a double frequency output and a DC output. Capacitor coupling will eliminate the DC. These chips go by MPY pefixes. The old Burr Brown now bought by TI has some. Here is one **broken link removed**

If you want a cheaper form, use a full wave rectifier. Put the signal through both an inverting gain and a noninverting gain amplifiers. Put diodes from these outputs to the inputs of an inverting stage with two resistor inputs. this will get you mostly second harmonic output.
 

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