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Modified:11:20, 25 January 2009
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| CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION |
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This is a modified version of a really simple Ring Modulator. It works very similar to a multiplier circuit in that the output will be the product of the two input SigA and SigB.
The Op-amp is wired as an inverting amplifier in order to buffer the signal and provide some gain.
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SIMULATION
The red trace shows the output of the following signals:
SigA:
40Hz sine @1v p-p (blue)
SigB:
500Hz sine @1v p-p

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Although this seems to work well in simulation, I have yet to try it out. The transformers I have purchased are shown left and are PCB mount Audio Isolation transformer with 1:1 ratio and split windings. These are available from Rapid Electronics but are not cheap! |
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- Circuit diagram
- Circuit simulation
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