Hey all,
I'm trying to take a +/- 10V input [called MVP_IN in my schematic] and output two signals.
1) OC1: +5V logic signal that is 5V when input is (+ve) and off otherwise.
-- used an op-amp as a comparator
2) VCO: An inverted magnitude of the input amplified to 15V.
-- used dual op amp full wave rectifier to get correct magnitude, then a second stage op amp to invert, offset and amplify the signal
An example of the desired output signals is shown attached. I simulated with a sinusoidal input.
I've attached my schematic and was hoping for some tips/critiques. The biggest thing that bothers me is the 15V offset I need to provide the VCO signal. Is there a better way of doing this? I'd appreciate any advice on any part of the IC... this is my first time designing this sort of circuit.
-d02
I'm trying to take a +/- 10V input [called MVP_IN in my schematic] and output two signals.
1) OC1: +5V logic signal that is 5V when input is (+ve) and off otherwise.
-- used an op-amp as a comparator
2) VCO: An inverted magnitude of the input amplified to 15V.
-- used dual op amp full wave rectifier to get correct magnitude, then a second stage op amp to invert, offset and amplify the signal
An example of the desired output signals is shown attached. I simulated with a sinusoidal input.
I've attached my schematic and was hoping for some tips/critiques. The biggest thing that bothers me is the 15V offset I need to provide the VCO signal. Is there a better way of doing this? I'd appreciate any advice on any part of the IC... this is my first time designing this sort of circuit.
-d02
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