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RoGeorge Cell

A new type of Four-Quadrant Multiplier, with an analog input signal and a digitally controlled multiplication factor

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This is a circuit that takes an analog input signal, then multiply it by a digital factor. The output of the circuit is an analog signal too. The multiplication factor is digitally controlled by a micro-controller, and it works in all four quadrants.

Even thought a micro-controller is involved, the signal path is pure analog from input to output.

Having a digitally controlled multiplication allows to implement complex algorithms and a level of automation that can not be achieved with a classical analog multiplier.

Combining the analog signal path with the digitally multiplication factor, this circuit is trying to harvest the best from the both worlds of analog and digital.

I am in a hurry right now, so I will just drop some pictures, and will come later with details.

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Applications

  • multiplier
  • divider
  • signal inverter
  • volume control
  • functions generator, custom waveform
  • amplitude, phase, frequency, IQ modulator/de-modulator
  • etc.

Prototype Schematic


First implementation - 2 multiplier cells

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  • 1 × TPL0202-10 Data Converters / Digital Potentiometers
  • 1 × OPA1654 Amplifier and Linear ICs / Operational Amplifiers
  • 1 × Arduino Nano

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