Vermes
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It is a simple function square, triangle and sine (or sine-like) generator with few frequencies up to about 30kHz.
After tests, the system was simplified like this:
5 such converters were made for each of 5 frequencies.
Resistors are mounting potentiometers used as adjustable resistors. Capacitors were experimentally selected to each 5 frequencies generated by 555 (500Hz, 1,5kHz, 5kHz, 15kHz, 30kHz). Frequencies were changed by adding a capacitor in parallel by what its capacity was enlarging. The power supply, generator and converters unit were made on one plate. A power amplifier which was stuck before on TDA 7394 plate was used as an amplifier:
The most important problem was switching the frequencies and work modes (sine, triangle, rectangle). Also rotary switches on the PCB were made:
A housing was made of an old ATX.
Ready grills were cut from the car RO housing, painted black with spray.
This is how it looks after assembling:
The parameters of the generator
Frequencies:
- 0,5kHz
- 1,5kHz
- 5kHz
- 15kHz
- 30kHz
Generated waveforms: square, triangle, sine-like.
With external power supply, the generator works properly.
Here are photos of waveforms:
Link to original thread – Prosty generator funkcyjny na LM555
