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royalmp2001
- Jan 1, 1970
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I need a simple circuit that can convert/shift a variable amplitude AC
square wave (+1V and -1V to +10V and -10V) so that the most negative
portion of the signal is always +0.25V above ground.
So a signal oscillating about +1V and -1V would result in +2.25V and
+0.25V.
A signal oscillating about +5V and -5V would produce +10.25V and
+0.25V
And a signal oscillating about +10V and -10V would produce +20.25V and
+0.25V.
Any ideas, folks??
Thanks
square wave (+1V and -1V to +10V and -10V) so that the most negative
portion of the signal is always +0.25V above ground.
So a signal oscillating about +1V and -1V would result in +2.25V and
+0.25V.
A signal oscillating about +5V and -5V would produce +10.25V and
+0.25V
And a signal oscillating about +10V and -10V would produce +20.25V and
+0.25V.
Any ideas, folks??
Thanks