Non-inverting Op Amp Differentiator circuit

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Hi all,

I have a dc signal that contains a sawtooth-shaped ripple. I need to design a differentiator circuit that differentiate the sawtooth ripple and produce a square-wave signal. I tried using the conventional inverting op amp differentiator circuit but my circuit has not negative supply voltage. So the differentiator output is not correct.

I need a circuit that perform a non-inverting differentiation task using only positive power supply rail and produce a square-wave output have either positive value or 0V.

Any help ?
 

Hi Masa,
I tried using the conventional inverting op amp differentiator circuit
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can you post the schematics of the circuit you used?
So the differentiator output is not correct.
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What output you expecting and what you got?(A rough diagram is very suitable for correct solution)
Hoping the reply soon
 

So you want to level-shift the input with an inverting summing
stage, and then differentiate for a net non-inversion, I expect.
 

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