PLAN B analog blog

Thanks, Peter - I think I understand the function now, but I also still think your graph is 
wrong. I believe it should be a verically flipped version of the first graph, rather than 
horizontally flipped as you have it. 0v in = 8v out, right? Check it out.

- Barry 

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<peter@...> wrote:
>
> barry said:
> 
>  looks like that voltage mirror thingy does time reversal, too! (according to
> the graph) ;-)
> 
> http://www.ear-group.net/model_26.html
> 
> - Barry
> 
> Looks as if it does, doesn't it?  If it did however, I'd be making a lot more $$ for the 
> Military!
> 
> The resting state of the Voltage Mirror (no input) is 8 volts positive.  It sits up there with 
> no input is applied to it's output.  So inserting the waveshape shown in the diagram, 
that's 
> exactly what you'll get out.  It may appear to be time reserved, but it's just phase 
refersed.
> 
> A true mirror.
> 
> I guess I could have called it the 'Positively Biased Voltage Inverter, but what's the fun in 
> that?
> 
> - P
>