Unipolar to Bipolar

Hi guys

I need to convert a sine wave signal 0 - 3V into -9 to +9 sine wave. I think I need to use Opamp but I am not able to figure out circuit.

How can I do it?

Reply to
fan.colts
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Subtract 1.5 and multiply by 6.

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CBFalconer

Are you doing this analog or digital? If digital, see C B Falconer's post. If analog, restore the zero with a capacitor, then use a X6 opamp.

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David R Brooks

fan.colts@ gmail.com MULTI-POSTED:

If you are going to ask a question in MULTIPLE places

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Reply to
JeffM

So its different from Fahrenheit to Centigrade then?

Peter

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Peter Dickerson

You can mix it with -1.5V on the passive mixer like this one:

R 0-3V o--===-- |--o -0.75 - 0.75 -1.5V o--===-- R

And then run it through 12x amplifier (for example 2nd circuit in this apnote)

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Or use difference amplifier (circuit 3 in same appnote).

-- Roman

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Roman

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