modified 7 years ago

Spitzenwertgleichrichter

01:00:55

Mit Op

published 7 years ago

kiani

7 years ago

Chk this....http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6185221493096448

hurz

7 years ago

@kiani, I dont understand what its good for what you show? Its identical and can be used for what ..... ?

kiani

7 years ago

I can only guess what he is trying to do,,, and i don't think his circuit is doing what he has in mind.... Anyway i just tried to show how to draw circuits,, and have a standard , .

kiani

7 years ago

As there is a culture of bad artwork on EC. if there is space,, why mangle up the circuit drawing,,

hurz

7 years ago

But his circuit as it is now looks fine

hurz

7 years ago

Headline "peak detector"

kiani

7 years ago

Yes quite right, it dors look fine as is,,, however some kind of standardisation might be a good thing ( ie. To see f/b in the same place every time " where possible), like sticking with a writing style.

hurz

7 years ago

But the feedback network (not present) is for unit gain. It looks as it is for unit gain. What must be changed in you opinion?

kiani

7 years ago

The way "i" see it, the gain is not unity, as there is a diode with 1 ohm rrsistance and 0.6 volt drop across it in the f/b loop. How "i" have drawn the circuit, the 1st thing anyone would see a diode in the f/b loop.. Plus acording to the golden ratio,, the circuit above does not present itself as pretty,, it is too long and too narrow.

hurz

7 years ago

The diode can have any resistance or voltage drop, the feedback does compensate that. So the curcuit is perfect drawn as is

kiani

7 years ago

Yes of course, i see,, the diode is as if it is part of opamp.. Ok this is in fact then the best way for circuit drawing

stiefenhoferk

7 years ago

@kiani I only simulated a task from our practical training at university. I saw that i could share this circuit and thought maybe someone would like to see it.

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