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Design of Sine Wave to Square Wave Converter

10/25/2010 10:24 AM

can anyone send me the circuit diagram of sine wave to square wave converter with the theoritical calculations please....
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10/26/2010 5:11 AM

don't you know how to google ? http://w5jgv.com/rife/ssq-2p/ssq-2p.htm ..T L

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10/26/2010 5:30 AM

Thanks for ur advice.....
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10/26/2010 4:29 PM

How about this one?

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10/26/2010 11:58 PM

It's not working....
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10/27/2010 4:03 AM

Depending on your requirements, which you don't mention, topics to research and understand are: comparator, comparator with hysteresis, duty-cycle, limiter, and phase-locked loop.

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Re: Design of Sine Wave to Square Wave Converter

10/27/2010 2:15 PM

Try an internet search of 555 and Sine Wave to Square Wave.

The good old general purpose 555 timer chip is good for most applications and the data sheets and application notes contain most if not all the theoretical calculations and information you need.

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Re: Design of Sine Wave to Square Wave Converter

10/28/2010 6:39 AM

it is simply done with the help of schmitt trigger which converts sine wave in to square wave by appropriate set voltage on non-inverting terminal and sine wave is appiled to inverting terminal.

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