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发表于 2007-6-6 16:31:47
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Reducing the oscillator amplitude is a frequently used approach for e.g. reducing interference. The circuit (figure
5) is based on the “Recommendations to reduce the interference of 558 oscillator” (see References). This circuit
generates an (almost) sine wave shape signal on the Xtal2 pin.This is achieved by using asymmetrical capacitors,
and using the largest capacitor on the INPUT, (XTAL1). In this situation the voltage on XTAL1 is decreased.
The input voltage for the amplifier stage is lower so the stage will not go into saturation and therefore produce a
signal with much less harmonics.
A customer modified the circuit of figure 5. to the circuit of figure 6.
Apparently the loop gain was changed by swapping the two capacitors and then compensated the by shunting a
resistor to the X-tal. This circuit also works, but generates an output signal with more distortion. Increasing the
output capacitor will result in more current through the output XTAL2.[upload=gif]UploadFile/2007-6/0766@52RD_2.gif[/upload] |
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