IC chip for a series resonnance circuit.
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IC chip for a series resonnance circuit.

 
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beast
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2005 11:39 pm    Post subject: IC chip for a series resonnance circuit. Reply with quote

Is there an IC circuit I could use as a tank circuit? It is possible
to make resonnant circuit using resistors, and capacitors alone, so I
wonder if there is an IC chip I could wire somehow to make a tank
circuit...?


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Posted: Sun Feb 13, 2005 6:11 am    Post subject: Re: IC chip for a series resonnance circuit. Reply with quote

beast wrote:

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Is there an IC circuit I could use as a tank circuit? It is possible
to make resonnant circuit using resistors, and capacitors alone, so I
wonder if there is an IC chip I could wire somehow to make a tank
circuit...?


There is a way to use an op-amp and some caps and resistors to
fake an inductor, but the operating frequency is kinda low and
it's somewhat noisy for RF work. I don't know the particulars,
think it's called "gryator" or such. If you're doing RF
work, you'd be better off with real inductors. At high frequencies
they're smaller anyway.
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