90 phase shifter circuit having a flat frequency characteristic
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90 phase shifter having a flat frequency characteristic
An accurate phase shift of 90 degrees can be achieved using a variable resistor (VR) and an operational amplifier (op-amp). The adjustment allows for a specific frequency to be manipulated. The phase shift can range from 180 degrees to 0 degrees, depending on the input frequency.
A circuit designed to achieve a precise 90-degree phase shift typically involves the use of an operational amplifier configured in a differentiator or integrator mode. The variable resistor (VR) serves as a tuning element, allowing for fine adjustments to the phase shift based on the input frequency. The operational amplifier provides the necessary gain and bandwidth to ensure that the circuit can respond accurately to variations in the input signal.
In this configuration, the input signal is fed into the op-amp, which processes the signal to generate the desired phase shift. The phase shift is influenced by the values of resistors and capacitors in the circuit, particularly through the feedback network. By adjusting the variable resistor, the phase angle can be manipulated, enabling a shift from 0 degrees to 180 degrees as required.
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