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A function generator usually refers to a piece of test equipment that generates a variety of waveforms over a range of frequencies. A typical unit may generate sine, square and triangle waves at a frequency up to around 20MHz, they tend to be less often used at higher RF frequencies.
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Sawtooth Wave Generator Using Op Amps
So I'm trying to design a sawtooth wave generator that goes from 2.5V to 3.25V. I'm using this design:
I'm getting a voltage range from around -4V to 4V. Is there any way for me to get 2.5 to 3.25 b …
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