321Mark
Electrical
- Oct 12, 2006
- 13
First of all, thanks for the help on the AGC circuit post. The problems I was having were in the RF path, not the AGC path. Circuit works fine except...
I need a dead band circuit. I want to ignore the output of the detector until it gets to about 0.5 volts, then bring the ACG into play. What first comes to mind is a comparator, but I'm worred about the abrupt transition.
I found a circuit in "Intuitive IC OP-Amps" by Frederiksen. The circuit is shown on page 207. Fig. 5-53. The circuit shown is a Bounding circuit. I breadbaorded it and it works well - cool circuit.
The text states that if you remove one resistor (R*), it will function as a deadband circuit.
No luck, works fine as the boundind circuit, but doesn't work as advertised as a deadband circuit.
Anyone have a simple deadband circuit suggestion?
Thanks,
Mark
I need a dead band circuit. I want to ignore the output of the detector until it gets to about 0.5 volts, then bring the ACG into play. What first comes to mind is a comparator, but I'm worred about the abrupt transition.
I found a circuit in "Intuitive IC OP-Amps" by Frederiksen. The circuit is shown on page 207. Fig. 5-53. The circuit shown is a Bounding circuit. I breadbaorded it and it works well - cool circuit.
The text states that if you remove one resistor (R*), it will function as a deadband circuit.
No luck, works fine as the boundind circuit, but doesn't work as advertised as a deadband circuit.
Anyone have a simple deadband circuit suggestion?
Thanks,
Mark