How to get -10volts DC from 10 volts peak to peak sine wave??How to Design the circuit??
B Thread Starter balajivenky06 Joined Nov 29, 2008 4 Jul 15, 2009 #1 How to get -10volts DC from 10 volts peak to peak sine wave??How to Design the circuit??
beenthere Joined Apr 20, 2004 15,819 Jul 15, 2009 #2 Peak-to-peak means positive peak to negative peak. Many oscillator circuits exist - we need the desired frequency.
Peak-to-peak means positive peak to negative peak. Many oscillator circuits exist - we need the desired frequency.
A AdrianN Joined Apr 27, 2009 97 Jul 15, 2009 #3 1. You can design a negative peak detector, or 2. Rectify the signal, average it and then invert and amplify it to -10V.
1. You can design a negative peak detector, or 2. Rectify the signal, average it and then invert and amplify it to -10V.
R russ_hensel Joined Jan 11, 2009 825 Jul 16, 2009 #4 Use a votage doubler, followed by a regulator. Why are you doing this? A power supply? A detectror?
mik3 Joined Feb 4, 2008 4,843 Jul 16, 2009 #5 balajivenky06 said: How to get -10volts DC from 10 volts peak to peak sine wave??How to Design the circuit?? Click to expand... This is a very general question. Where you get the 10V peak to peak? Why do you need -10V DC? How many amps?
balajivenky06 said: How to get -10volts DC from 10 volts peak to peak sine wave??How to Design the circuit?? Click to expand... This is a very general question. Where you get the 10V peak to peak? Why do you need -10V DC? How many amps?