how to give 0-5V to ADC from a MIC

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alpha_tayyab

Joined Dec 23, 2008
11
hi all
i m working on my project
well a problem arise that how i give 0-5 VOLTS to a ADC, i use many amplifier circuits, but didn't succeed to get a 0-5V amplification
if any one have IDEA about such amplifier, then plz mention here, or post comments
i shall be thankfull to him
 

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t06afre

Joined May 11, 2009
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Any GOOD IDEA???
My advice to you is to calm down. The circuits in your first postings is as my first guess something you found on the web.
As a starter you should give us more details about your project. Now it seems more or less that you are fishing for an easy way out of some school project.
Anyway if you are using a microphone i guess you are trying to sample sound. If you are going to fit this into a 0-5 volt ADC you will in first hand need a amplifier after the microphone. As the microphone output usually is low level. Also since you have a unipolar ADC with range 0 to 5 volt you need a level translator. Sound is AC you have to shift the signal with +2.5 volt before you feed it to the ADC.
 

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alpha_tayyab

Joined Dec 23, 2008
11
i just want to trace pitch of AUDIO SIGNAL
and i have 8 channel ADC, in which 8 inputs are to be given
well, i have to find the ptch of sound in each and every mic, so thats why i need amplifier
 
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