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How to derive the relationship between the input and output of this integrator circuit? [Copy link]

This post was last edited by huixianfxt on 2018-7-4 10:08 This should be an error integral amplifier circuit. I want to know how to derive the relationship between Vou and VFB? Please advise! Thank you!

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It's probably like this, you can calculate it.   Details Published on 2018-7-4 14:49
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I learned before that you start from the input and end up connecting to the output. What kind of circuit is in between? I'm studying it and I've forgotten everything.
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It depends on what the feedback signal is.
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Indeed! Different signals have different integrated results. Here, assuming that the feedback signal is a triangle wave with a certain frequency (for example, 500 Hz), what should be the result of integrating the error between the triangle wave and the voltage reference? I hope there is a formula that can calculate the various parameters of the output signal. Please advise! Thank you!  Details Published on 2018-7-4 14:31
 
 
 
 

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Published later on 2018-7-4 14:21 It depends on what the feedback signal is
Indeed! Different signals give different results when integrated. Here, assuming that the feedback signal is a triangle wave with a certain frequency (for example: 500HZ), what should be the result of integrating the error between the triangle wave and the voltage reference? I hope there is a formula that can calculate the various parameters of the output signal. Please advise! Thank you!
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huixianfxt posted on 2018-7-4 14:31 Indeed! Different signals have different integrals. Here, assuming that the feedback signal is a triangle wave with a certain frequency (for example: 500HZ), then the triangle...
It's probably like this, you can calculate it.

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Can you give an example based on the formula, for example, when VFB is a triangle wave, what is the amplitude of the output signal? The trend of the output signal waveform change, etc.! Thank you! I haven't used the theory for a long time and have forgotten it.  Details Published on 2018-7-5 13:22
 
 
 
 

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Posted later on 2018-7-4 14:49 It's probably like this, you can calculate it.
Can you give an example based on the formula, for example, when VFB is a triangle wave, what is the amplitude of the output signal? The trend of the output signal waveform change, etc.! Thank you! I haven't used the theory for a long time and I have forgotten it
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