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Hey Bob,
I am feeding a signal from my RF signal generator to the circuit on my workbench. I mention harmonics because the sinewave goes from nice and clean to "blurry" and looking "smeared" across the screen of my O-scope. I may *be* overloading it, but I thought that would result in clipping of the waveform. I have the signal generator set to attenuate the signal severely, and *thought* that would prevent overloading. Maybe not... Back to work on it some more, and try to make sure I am not overloading the device. Thanks, Dave Hi again Dave, It is also possible that the circuit is oscillating. I have seen amps are ok with no input signal but will break into oscillation when a certain freq/amplitude input signal is applied (and vice versa). How did you build this thing? Circuit board, protoboard, dead bug.....??? Bob |
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