hi, i have a sine wave signal that is an output from a Tl062 amplifier (20Vpp).
How can i add (or subtract) a DC offset( -+ 5V) ?
thanks
hi, i have a sine wave signal that is an output from a Tl062 amplifier (20Vpp).
How can i add (or subtract) a DC offset( -+ 5V) ?
thanks
With a TL062 it will be difficult, since you exeed the max. V rating. Either you will need a +/-18V supply, so your signal can be output with 15V peak. Or you can only have an offset range of +/- 2,5V with +/-15V supply. Since you do not show the actual circuit, we cannot say exactly what to do, but in a non-inverting application usually the inverting input is grounded. depending on your generator you might also have to do something with the remaining circuit dc-wise to overcome the added offset eventually.
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I mixed up the inverting and non-inverting inputs, sorry for that.
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