Hi,
I want to produce a 100 kHz sine wave with a precision of 1 mV for a peak-peak of 1V.
I found the following application note : https://www.analog.com/en/technical-articles/low-distortion-sine-wave-oscillator-with-precise-rms-amplitude-stability.html
I simulated it but the amplitude of the ouput is always 5V (rail of the LT1632). The max is saturated so the distorsion is huge.
Even when I change the oscillator for a simple signal, the amplitude is not the expected one.
Any idea of this problem ?
Thank you
Hi:
Try looking at this. Is the JFet turning on hard enough to reduce / regulate the gain? Maybe you have an inversion somewhere along the amplitude control loop that is increasing the gain rather than reducing it.
Hi:
Try looking at this. Is the JFet turning on hard enough to reduce / regulate the gain? Maybe you have an inversion somewhere along the amplitude control loop that is increasing the gain rather than reducing it.
Hi,
Thank you for your answer. I tried to put a signal in place of the Wien bridge ; the output does not saturate but it still doesn't work. The value of Vset doesn't change anything.
I think there is a mistake in the doc?
Thank you