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Circuit help, how to analyze this circuit? The channel is DC

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This circuit appears to be a current amplifier, which amplifies the input current by twice to the output, and this function is accomplished by R212 and R215. If you know the specific purpose of the circuit, it will be better analyzed   Details Published on 2021-10-23 01:46

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Make sure the left side of R212 is connected to the in-phase terminal of the op amp. U8A, C80, R213, R214, C83 form an isolation resistor plus a double feedback capacitive load stabilization circuit. The problem is that your output returns to the in-phase terminal through R215 and R212.  Details Published on 2021-9-18 16:59
Make sure the left side of R212 is connected to the in-phase terminal of the op amp. U8A, C80, R213, R214, C83 form an isolation resistor plus a double feedback capacitive load stabilization circuit. The problem is that your output returns to the in-phase terminal through R215 and R212.  Details Published on 2021-9-18 16:00
 
 

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Your circuit is not complete. There is negative voltage but no positive voltage?

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Determine whether the left side of R212 is connected to the non-inverting terminal of the op amp.

U8A, C80, R213, R214, and C83 form an isolation resistor plus a double-feedback capacitive load stabilization circuit.

The problem is that your output returns to the non-inverting terminal through R215 and R212.

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Make sure that the circuit connected to the positive terminal is the output stage of a DC bias voltage generating circuit, in order to output a DC voltage of about 30V.  Details Published on 2021-9-18 16:10
 
 
 
 

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The other half is just in the front stage, +18V power supply  Details Published on 2021-9-18 16:13
 
 
 
 

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Alas, published on 2021-9-18 16:00 Make sure the left side of R212 is connected to the in-phase terminal of the op amp. U8A, C80, R213, R214, C83 are composed of an isolation resistor plus a double feedback capacitor negative...

Make sure it is connected to the positive terminal

This circuit is the output stage of a DC bias voltage generating circuit, in order to output a DC voltage of about 30V

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"In order to output a DC voltage of about 30V" The power supply voltage is plus or minus 18V. It is impossible to output a DC voltage of about 30V.  Details Published on 2021-9-18 18:17
 
 
 
 

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The other half is just in the front stage, +18V power supply

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This circuit may be wrong and incomplete.

Since one end of C76C77 is grounded, the other end may be the positive end of the power supply. However, there is only a 20 ohm resistor (R215R214) from the positive end of the power supply to the output of the op amp, which is almost impossible.

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I feel the same way. I analyzed it several times, but the measured values of the board are correct. The circuit is the one that the person who inherited it from before has become stupid.  Details Published on 2021-9-18 17:47
 
 
 
 

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maychang posted on 2021-9-18 16:59 This circuit may be wrong and incomplete. From the grounding of one end of C76C77, the other end may be the positive end of the power supply. However, there is only 20 ohms from the positive end of the power supply to the output of the op amp...

I feel the same way. I analyzed it several times.

But the board is made and the measured value is correct

The circuit is inherited from the past

People are already stupid

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I am Sanling and published on 2021-9-18 16:10 The circuit connected to the forward end is the output stage of a DC bias voltage generating circuit, in order to output a DC voltage of about 30V...

"In order to output a DC voltage of about 30V"

The power supply voltage is plus or minus 18V, so it is impossible to output a DC voltage of around 30V.

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This is a voltage follower, in order to drive a large capacitor

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Sine wave generator only

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This circuit appears to be a current amplifier, which amplifies the input current by twice to the output, and this function is accomplished by R212 and R215.

If you know the specific purpose of the circuit, it will be better analyzed

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