Good idea on the attenuation! I think I could do that easily enough. I will need to work out the series resistors with my R3 resistor and I might have to shunt the inductor for part of its sin wave swing.
In my picture I am using the R3 16kohm to load my inductor sensor so that it will...
Audioguru,
Thank you for the reply. I have my + input voltage figured at nearly .5V using the voltage divider of 10k and 100k resistors in series.
I did not know about the TL082 needing 7V thank you for that info. I also have a LM393P dual differential chip on hand that maybe I could use. I...
Hi,
My name is Mark I am new to the board.
I am trying to convert a inductive sensor sine wave signal that is more than .7volts peak or 1.4 volts peak to peak into a square wave digital output that is 4.5 to 5.5 volts positive. I only need to capture the positive volt of the sine wave and...