555 ultra-low frequency millivolt signal generator circuit diagram
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The circuit is shown in the figure. The generator consists of an oscillator, voltage follower, amplitude zero adjustment, zero point migration circuit, etc. Used as a signal source for the automatic balance recorder operation test, the output signal is 0~50mV, the zero point shift of the output voltage is continuously adjustable by plus or minus 25mV, and the cycle rate is 30~40Hz.
IC1 (555) and VT1, VT2, R1, R2, and C form an astable multivibrator. VT1, R1, VT2, and R2 form charge and discharge constant current sources respectively. IC2 operational amplifier is used as a voltage follower, mainly used for impedance matching and low impedance output. The output voltage V0=V01-V02, by adjusting RP1 and RP2, the amplitude zero adjustment and level migration can be achieved.
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