Published:2011/7/21 8:58:00 Author:Sue | Keyword: Practical Differentiator | From:SeekIC
The picture shows the practical differentiator circuit. The circuit consists of common operational amplifier. When the differentiator inputs a triangle wave, it outputs a square wave. The frequency of the input signal is decided by the resistor R1,R2 and the capacitor C. The circuit requires R1's resistance value to be 1/10 of R2's resistance value, that is:
R1=R2/10.
The capacitor C's capacitance value is determined by R2's value as well as the input frequency fin, and their relation is:
C=1/R2fin.
Similarly, if C's value is already known, then R's value can be got from the following formula:
R2=1/Cfin.
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