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Recover AC Signal from DC signal

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HI

I want to know how can we recover a AC Signal which is riding on a DC Signal and eliminate the DC Signal. Example A DC Signal of 60v on which,a AC Signal of 20vpp is riding , now i want to remove the DC signal and capture the AC signal, , please provide me any information on this.

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GV
 

Simply use a capacitor to couple the signal. You will probably also need a resistor to GND depending on what it connects to.

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Hi,

filter out the dc component. Take the AC/DC go through a high pass filter (either RC,LC,op-amp depending on cutoff). These will remove the Dc offset.
 

What will you do with the AC signal? drive a load, or only measure it's value......

If drive a load, a capacitor is enough. If measure it's value, take the signal go through a high pass filter (for example: a CR circle ).
 

Re: To recover a AC Signal from a DC signal

Put a Non Polar Capacitor in series. the capacitor should be of a voltage rating at least 3 times that of the AC riding on the DC.
 

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