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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: chennai
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i have an analog signal varying in amplitude and frequency...
here are the specifications: 16 Vp-p (approx) requires a sweep of 1-16KHz in 20 msec and has to be repeated every one sec. i am using a agilent signal generator for a tringular wave at around 200KHz at 20Vp-p. the problem here is my mesage signal has too many variations.. in few places the signal varies between +1V to -!V and in other places the signal amplitude is very high ( +8v to -8v)... since my triangular wave amplitude is fixed i am missing out on the lower amplitude part of the signal... i am gettting pulses in places where the message signal voltage is comparable with the triangular wave... can anybody help me put with this problem... i am running short of time.... and need desperate help... i got drive a class d power amp... and i generated the message signal using a microcontroller and an dac... |
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