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Simple Circuit Problem

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km

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I have some problem for my circuit below. Suppose at point A, I will get a waveform as shown in the graph below. But, instead of getting the desire results, I got a sine wave ( Vp-p = 3.XX volts ). Actually I manage to get the desire results at the beginning of my test - but after a whille the waveform change into a sinewave with smaller amplitude and remain!. What's wrong with my circuit? Do I need to make any changes? :idea:
 

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I'm confused. Is the simulation above what he wants, and actual circuit doesn't work right, or is he wondering the circuit above doesn't work like he thinks it should.

j.
 
John Sorensen said:
I'm confused. Is the simulation above what he wants, and actual circuit doesn't work right, or is he wondering the circuit above doesn't work like he thinks it should.

j.
John, see this thread.
 
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