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On 2.4.15 17:10, amdx wrote:
I'm about to build this circuit to compare output from different ferrite receive antennas. I will be using it with the the FET amplifier referenced at the bottom of the page, so the input impedance is not a concern. I'm mostly interested in the DC output to monitor signal levels. AM band frequencies. http://www.crystal-radio.eu/diodedet...dedetector.htm Any fix for the sinewave distortion in the second and third scope traces. Mikek If you really need to measure a wide range of input signals, get a logarithmic amplifier-detector chip, like AD8307. There are good examples in the data sheet. You may need a tuned circuit at the input to pick your frequency of interest. -- Tauno Voipio |
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