Designing 1000Hz Sin Wave Generator Using 3 Stage Op-Amp

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The discussion focuses on designing a 1000Hz sine wave generator using a three-stage operational amplifier (op-amp) configuration, specifically employing two integrators and one inverter. The main challenge identified is the calculation of one resistor and two capacitors' values necessary for the circuit. Participants recommend selecting arbitrary values for the capacitors due to their limited flexibility and then calculating the corresponding resistor value. This approach simplifies the design process and aids in achieving the desired frequency output.

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hello

i am supposed to design a Sin Wave Generator (1000Hz) using a 3 stage op-amp. (using two integrators and one inverter)

the hard part is computing the values of the one (1) resistor and two (2) capacitors. me and my classmates have poured over this on paper and with PSPICE, and we really don't know what we're doing. we were thrown a preverbial curveball, don't know which way to go!

any help is greatly appreciated

-joseph
 
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Since capacitors have fewer value flexibility than resistors, select arbitrary values for your capacitors and calculate the value of the resistor.
 

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