tri-wave converter?
Paul Perry
pfperry at melbpc.org.au
Fri Feb 26 00:24:50 CET 1999
At 02:33 PM 25/02/99 MST,INDRID COLD wrote:
> INTEGRATORS, DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF I COULD USE ONE TO CONVERT
> A SAW WAVE TO A
> TRIANGLE WAVE. I'VE READ THAT ITS POSSIBLE BUT NOT RECOMMENDED
> DUE TO PROBLEMS
> AT HIGHER FREQUENCIES.
NO YOU CANT INDRID, BECAUSE
if you integrate a saw you get a quite untriangular wave.
You convert a saw to a triangle by shifting it to make the upper and lower
points equally above and below ground, then running it into a
precision absolute value (rectifier) circuit.
paul perry Frostwave P/l Melbourne Australia
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