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imgemini

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• Jun 6, 2004

• #1

hi friend

this criciut is for sine wave genrator using the IC called NC-1458 which have 8 pin's but criciut seing 4 is he using one IC ?.... after design from where we know it,s genrating sine ware

 

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ChrisP

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• Jun 6, 2004

• #2

The MC1458 is a dual op-amp. Pin assignments are as follows:

Pin 1 - Output A
Pin 2 - Inverting Input A
Pin 3 - Non-inverting Input A
Pin 4 - V(ee)
Pin 5 - Non-inverting Input B
Pin 6 - Inverting Input B
Pin 7 - Output B
Pin 8 - V(cc)

 

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ChrisP

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• Jun 6, 2004

• #3

BTW -- Motorola MC1458 Datasheet

 

magickaldan

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• Jun 6, 2004

• #4

The chip has two op-amps so he is using only one chip thats how schematics are drawn. So yes only one chip is used.

 

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imgemini

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• Jun 7, 2004

• #5

thx,s but

hi friend
can u plz help me to understand from where i can get output sine wave . any way i can know in which frequency it is working on


:!:

 

kurtjo

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• Jun 7, 2004

• #6

You will get a square wave from pin 1 and a sawtooth from pin 7.
The frequency will be roughly between 100 and 1kHz. No sine wave.
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imgemini

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• Jun 8, 2004

• #7

thxs

thx,s friends u just slove my problem i guess :lol:

 

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imgemini

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• Aug 25, 2004

• #8

hi

what is meaning by 10 a 12 a here in cricuit plz

 

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Optikon

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• Aug 25, 2004

• #9

Re: hi

imgemini said:

what is meaning by 10 a 12 a here in cricuit plz

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Well, obviously they are the same node and it is very poor practice to give the same node more than one name, so I might assume that really there is a physical connection point there like a connector or some other means or physical connect-disconnect. If this is the case, it is also poorly drawn because they are not drawn properly..

 

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imgemini

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• Aug 28, 2004

• #10

hi

hi
this ad-resistor the GND and the out both are connected together .

 

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Nigel Goodwin

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• Aug 28, 2004

• #11

Re: hi

imgemini said:

hi
this ad-resistor the GND and the out both are connected together .

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It's simply wired as an adjustable resistor, giving just two connections. When they are wired using three connections (like a volume control) it's called a potentiometer.

 

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imgemini

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• Aug 29, 2004

• #12

hi

plesae tell me what is the name of this part


is this Varactor diod or swtch diod ...or what .and plesae see the circuit above bcoz making any statement :arrow:

 

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imgemini

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• Aug 29, 2004

• #13

as picture shows


10a & 12a closed ... 10c & 14c opened ----> square wave

10a & 12a closed ... 10c & 14c closed ----> sawtooth

 

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imgemini

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• Aug 29, 2004

• #14

and from where i get the output for square wave and sq wave