Thanks for your reply

What would you advice me ?

Regards

 

does the following circuit useful for me ?

http://www.gadgetronicx.com/function-generator-circuit-opamp/

 

does the following circuit useful for me ?

http://www.gadgetronicx.com/function-generator-circuit-opamp/

That circuit would appear to do what you want.

 

Interesting sine converter.

ak

 

Hi ,
Could any one help me with the following homework

Design a function generator (square,triangle and sinusoidal)
With ability to adjust the amplitude and the frequency ..

Frequency range 10hz -100khz

Regards

First of all you are the lucky one here.
If you look at the general forms wanted you will see a similar base:

x=U sin(Q)
y=U Cos(Q)

this will produce a sinus when step Q in small steps.
If you take huge steps like 90 degree (1/2 pi) you will create a triangle.
Next thing to do create a square wave ( I leave that to your brain).

We need a sinus generator allowing to modify the Q step eq pre-set counter and a dac plus opamp to create a swing around zero ( when needed).
next step is to fiddle with the pre-set bits in the counter allowing to skip counts.( oops I just reveal here the square wave method).

The rest should flow from your own brains.

Good luck.
Picbuster

 

Hello,

Have a look at the attached PDF's.

Bertus

 

When we finally land on Mars, someone will want to extract water from the sandy soil. No problem, I'm sure bertus has a PDF for that.

ak

 

When we finally land on Mars, someone will want to extract water from the sandy soil. No problem, I'm sure bertus has a PDF for that.

ak

Yes and several links if required! He has been amazing me since long ago...!

 

Hi ,
Could any one help me with the following homework

Design a function generator (square,triangle and sinusoidal)
With ability to adjust the amplitude and the frequency ..

Frequency range 10hz -100khz

Regards

Search Mancini TI op amps. Learnt a lot from that "bible" and used several of the proposed circuits.

Solve the design, one section at a time, to save grief and time.