So I was playing around with an oscillator circuit and RC filters to try and make a sine wave generator. I succeeded in getting what appears to be a pretty decent sine wave, but after filtering the amplitude has dropped from 12v peak-to-peak to 0.5 volts peak-to-peak. So tried to setup a non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 2, using an op-amp. However for some reason the output from the op-amp is a steady 11.2v.

What am I missing here?

Thanks,
Dave

 

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Notes that the voltage at non-inverting amplifier input contains some DC-offset around 6V, and this DC voltage is also amplified by your opamp. So we need to add a voltage divider and the capacitor at non-inverting input and a capacitor in series with R9.
See the example

 

Thanks for your reply. Your response made me realize that I just needed to attach R9 to +6v instead of ground.

 

Also why do you not use your op amp as a active filter?

 

I'm just a beginner. I haven't gotten to active filters yet.

Thanks,
Dave