Hi all. I am working on a circuit that converts a triangular waave to sine. Well i've testted it on orcade and ı've got a nice sine wave but from that part of the circuit 60 mA current passes through. I think 60 mA is quite a big number. Do you think that when applying it on a bread board that problems may occur because of that big current?

Thanx for any help

 

No, in a breadboard 60mA is not much.

 

Hi all. I am working on a circuit that converts a triangular waave to sine. Well i've testted it on orcade and ı've got a nice sine wave but from that part of the circuit 60 mA current passes through. I think 60 mA is quite a big number. Do you think that when applying it on a bread board that problems may occur because of that big current?

Thanx for any help

It does seem more than needed. Post schematic.