Digital Sine Wave Oscillator


Posted on Feb 6, 2014

The schematic diagram shown in Figure 1 have the ability to synthesize a sinusoidal waveform with a frequency of 0. 01 Hz to 1 MHz. The clock signal feeds to the input of the binary counter IC1, this clock frequency is 32 times more than the output sinusoidal signal. The outputs Q0. Q3 of the counter IC1 are connected through the logic gates XOR IC2


Digital Sine Wave Oscillator
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to the resistors R1. R4, the total current through this resistors is summed at the input of the operational amplifier IC3. When the output Q4 of the binary counter IC1 goes low, the logic gates DD2 works as buffers, and when the same output Q4 goes high, then the logic gates DD2 works as inverters (see Fig. 3). The logic level at the output Q4 is changed every 16 clock pulses (or every 8 clock pulses at the output Q0 of the counter IC1). Thus, this creates the positive and negative halves of the sine-wave form. So the period consists of 25=32 parts.




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