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What is the output waveform?
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Syed Shakeeb said:
4 years ago
The circuit is RC integrator.
So any input, the output is a triangular wave because of capacitor charging and discharging.
So any input, the output is a triangular wave because of capacitor charging and discharging.
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Sridhar said:
1 decade ago
What ever the signal it may be, due to capacitor charging and discharging the o/p waveform will come almost triangular.
Jagadeesh said:
1 decade ago
Simply we can say that the circuit given is "Miller integrator" so obviously the output will be a triangular wave.
Nabhdeep said:
1 decade ago
I think in the question data provided is not complete.
There should be information about the input waveform.
There should be information about the input waveform.
Chaitu said:
1 decade ago
According 2 the ans,am sure that the input should be square wave. . . . . . .to provide triangle wave as o/p.
Moin babu said:
7 years ago
An integrator follows as stop pattern so if i/p square then o/p triangle but input is now showing zero.
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Mounika said:
1 decade ago
By seeing the op-amp it seems to be like a high pass filter output of hpf is triangular or spikes.
Abhishek Kumar said:
1 decade ago
It is a circuit of integrator and input is sinusoidal then the output is triangular wave.
Varun said:
5 years ago
It is a integrator circuit it converts any input waveform to traingle waveform only.
Chetan Mishra said:
8 years ago
It's not possible to say without input waveform. Data is insufficient to answer.
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