MOSFET Inverter Wave Form Changer

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04:20:55

That circuit transforms a sinusoidal wave to a square wave form. After that multiply the quare wave with (-1). 
I explored that when I am working on the basic MOSFET Inverter :)
It doesn't matter what the KP constant is. 

published 9 years ago

DanPiper

9 years ago

So the sine wave goes into the first transistor pair and this produces the square wave (hits rails of (+5V and 0V) but is inverted. Then you pass that signal through another pair to invert it (the times -1 you mentioned) and that gives the square wave in phase with the original wave. Is that how this works? (Forgive me but I'm new at electronics)

rich11292000

9 years ago

Right on dan

2ctiby

9 years ago

Altering the KP of the top right mosfet will effect the current flow....turn it anti-clockwise to see the LED http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5070095957360640

SigmaEOD

9 years ago

Very nice!

cdokme

9 years ago

@DanPiper yep, Im new too. Your analyse is completely true 👌🏾

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