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Section D: Wave Forms (20 marks] You are approached to design a system that converts a sine wave into a triangle wave. Your input wave is in the form of: Type: Sine wave Vpp=2V Frequency =1Khz Centred on OV Your desire output wave is: Type: Triangular Wave Vpp = 2V Frequency = 1khz Duty Cycle=50% With the following specifications . In phase with the original sine Always positive Bonus: Vary the duty cycle of the final triangle wave To assist you, follow the steps on the next page. You are required to use E12 components and simulate on LTSpice. Screenshot your final circuit and submit the final circuit. Explain your design choices and the different phases in your circuit. The integration is more complex and needs some research to be done. Hint: the time constant of the circuit matters What simple block can be added into the circuit such that the duty cycle of the final triangle wave can be varied without changing the original sine wave?
Sinusoid wave needs to be converted into a square wave. INPUT Sine Wave 2V peak to peak 1khz ? SQUARE WAVE Duty Cycle ? Peak to peak? Centered on? Square wave needs to be converted into a triangular wave. SQUARE WAVE Duty Cycle? Peak to peak? Centered on? INTEGRATOR Capacitance? Ri? Amplification? Phase ? TRIANGULAR WAVE Centered on? Phase ? Peak to peak? Duty Cycle ? Triangular wave needs to be offset such that all voltages are positive TRIANGULAR WAVE Centered on? Phase ? Peak to peak? Duty Cycle ? ? OUTPUT ? OFFSET Voltage Divider
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