Hello ... Sorry for my mistakes in English
I want to complete the circuit for the generator sinusoidal signals low of 0.1 Hz to 50 Hz with an output producing 0-10v 200mA for explinning the nature of AC current .... almost i used integrated circuit xr2206 and everything is fine for the purity of the signal ....the problem is on the amplification of the very low frequencies between 0.1hz to 2hz a big distortion loses the signal ... the attached pdf file swho the amplier circuit using

please : i ask you to help me to accomplish the perfect amplification circuit

 

You would need an amplifier that can go down to 0Hz.
Audio Amps cannot go that low, unless it is designed for that.
Think Sub Woofer amps

 

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It would be good if you show your circuit (signal generator).

 

Can you describe the distortion?

Just a guess from the schematic, but does the distortion look anything like crossover distortion (below)?

Or does it look like clipping (below)?

 

Use a PIC to generate sinus put that in a dac and use an opamp ( one chip version like the INA126)
At this point you have a correct shaped Sinus. next step is to use a paired set pnp/npn transistors.
make sure that your supply is > then wanted 10V ( eq 12V= +6 and -6V) set the opamp gain so that the amplitude =10V.
Correct the offset and make sure that you eliminate non linearity in the last stage.

 

My guess is that you have a lot of crossover distortion, like the first image in post #4. And, there might be bursts of oscillation in there. The circuit you have is a good approach, but it has a very poor output stage. Do you want to build a better amplifier, or buy one?

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I believe there are op-amps capable of 200mA directly without an additional output stage? That would simplify things quite a bit.