HOw to convert the square waves in sinusoidal waves when the input is 30 volts

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adeel.hasan

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #1

Is there any one who can HELP please
How to convert the square waves in sinusoidal waves when the input is 30 volts?

 

magnatro

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #2

it's not so easy as it sounds..!

 

magnatro

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #3

it's complex ( i think) to convert it directly..

 

Nigel Goodwin

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #4

And as usual, far more information would be helpful.

 

MikeMl

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #5

Like what frequency and frequency tuning range????

 

magnatro

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #6

you can design n oscillator that works on the specification you need and control it with your square wave...

 

JimB

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• Apr 12, 2010

• #7

A 1khz (for example) square wave is made up from a 1khz sine wave plus all the odd harmonics, 3khz, 5khz, 7khz... etc etc.
So, use either a bandpass filter which will allow just the 1khz funamental to pass or a lowpass filter which attenuated all the harmonics, and you are left with a sine wave.

Now, whether this a a sensible or practical thing to do is a totally different question. It depends on your application.

JimB