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Waveform Converters
Anucha Kaewpoonsuk1, Sutthinon Khunkong1, Apinai Rerkratn2, Wandee Petchmaneelumka2,
and Naratorn Kanjanapart2
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An alternative technique for realizing both triangular-to-sine waveform converter and its inverse transfer function based
on operational transconductance amplifier (OTA), are presented in this paper. The proposed waveform converting action is
exploited from the hyperbolic tangent characteristic of bipolar junction transistor-based (BJT-based) OTA. The proposed
schemes provide the simple configulation and employ only OTAs as the active elements. PSPICE simulation and
experimental results are given to confirm the theoretical analysis.
Keywords - OTA, Triangular-to-sine waveform converter, Sine-to-triangular waveform converter
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Introduction
(1)
(2)
(4)
or
(5)
CM1
CM3
Iout
Vin
Circuit Description
Q1 Q2
IB
CM2
(b) Symbol
(3)
(6)
(7)
From Eq. (7), if Vin is the sinusoidal waveform then we get the
output signal Vout as a triangular waveform.
(a) Triangular-to-sine
(b) Sine-to-triangular
Fig. 4. Alternative converters for out-of-phase waveform results.
Vin (mV)
200
Vin
Vout
Vout (expected)
-200
Vout (mV)
Error (%FS)
-4
-90
0
Phase (degree)
90
Experimental Results
Vout (mV)
Vin (mV)
100
0
100
50
2.5
5
Frequency (kHz)
7.5
10
Conclusion