Simple Circuit Problem

Insane1

May 18, 2004
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I have some problem for my circuit below. Suppose at point A, I will get a waveform as shown in the graph below. But, instead of getting the desire results, I got a sine wave ( Vp-p = 3.XX volts ). Actually I manage to get the desire results at the beginning of my test - but after a whille the waveform change into a sinewave with smaller amplitude and remain!. What's wrong with my circuit? Do I need to make ay changes?

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ZomBiE

Mar 14, 2004
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try changin diodes to superfast types. for example: UF4007, MUR1100 or similar.

 

shekhar_dandya

Jun 18, 2004
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Rather than superfast diodes,diodes with low cutin like Ge diodes must be used.the waveform is merely showing 2 diode drops,0.7V peak.Its practically going to happen.
Actually,what's the aim of the circuit?

 
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