Hi curious ones out there!
In this video I'll be showing and explaining:
- how to build a straight-forward dual power supply: For input it uses a simple supply, such as a single battery. It offers 3 output pins: HIGH, LOW and
MIDPOINT (aka positive, negative and 0)
- how to build a signal generator, using the ICL8038 chip + some external components for selecting frequency, duty cycle, etc.
- how to amplify the signal and optionally apply an offset to it and then present it to the output as a "usable" low impedance signal
Dig in!
References in this video:
What is voltage? What is 0V?
https://youtu.be/Ifeum4z539U
Push-Pull Output Stage - Your Signal Needs More Power - Simply Put
https://youtu.be/9UYXzstco60
In this video I'll be showing and explaining:
- how to build a straight-forward dual power supply: For input it uses a simple supply, such as a single battery. It offers 3 output pins: HIGH, LOW and
MIDPOINT (aka positive, negative and 0)
- how to build a signal generator, using the ICL8038 chip + some external components for selecting frequency, duty cycle, etc.
- how to amplify the signal and optionally apply an offset to it and then present it to the output as a "usable" low impedance signal
Dig in!
References in this video:
What is voltage? What is 0V?
https://youtu.be/Ifeum4z539U
Push-Pull Output Stage - Your Signal Needs More Power - Simply Put
https://youtu.be/9UYXzstco60
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