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The design features a buffered virtual ground circuit implemented using an LM741, LM318, or similar operational amplifier. This circuit establishes a fixed voltage that is midway between the input voltage and ground. This fixed voltage serves as the virtual ground...
This is a design circuit for a simple function generator. Built around a single 8038 waveform generator IC, this circuit produces sine, square, or triangle waves from 20Hz to 200kHz in four switched ranges. There are both high and low-level...
Many function generators utilize a rectangular waveform generator that comprises a Schmitt trigger and an integrator. The triangular signal generated by the integrator is subsequently transformed into a sinusoidal signal using a diode network. The converter described here operates inversely,...
The High Speed Function Generator was published in the professional electronics section of the Aug 1996 issue of Electronics Australia, and has proven to be extremely popular. The kit is no longer available from any of the kit suppliers.
The High...
There are two main types of oscillators: the most common is the Wein Bridge oscillator variety, which has low distortion but offers only sine wave output and can suffer from amplitude bounce as frequency changes. The second type, which provides...
Using an Intersil ICL8038, this function generator produces frequencies ranging from 1 Hz to over 80 kHz. R1 is the fine frequency control, while S1 is the coarse frequency control range switch. S2 selects the output waveform as square, triangle,...
A function generator that operates within a frequency range of 0.1 Hz to 20 MHz can be easily constructed using the MAX038 integrated circuit chip. This describes a straightforward implementation of the device.
The MAX038 is a precision waveform generator that...
A function generator that operates within a frequency range of 0.1 Hz to 20 MHz can be constructed using the MAX038 integrated circuit chip. This represents a straightforward implementation of a high-performance signal generator.
The MAX038 is a high-speed precision function...
A simple function generator that produces a specific frequency. While awaiting the arrival of the AD9832 chip, a basic version of a Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) synthesizer was developed using only the AT2313 microcontroller and a resistor network. This device...
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