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For questions about logarithms (log axes such as on Bode plots, log scaling, etc.). Use "log-amplifier" for log amplifiers instead, and do not use for logging data. Consider also using "math" and/or a related plotting tag such as "bode-plot", if applicable.

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I'm making a VCO for use as a module in a synth. The oscillator part is working fine. I also need to translate a 1v/oct voltage input to a log scaled voltage output in order to get the correct freq ...
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Is there a way to create a variable analog multiplier using conventional op amps? I've been trying to wrap my head around analog multipliers, and I haven't been able to come up with a reliable answer ...
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I am looking for a (op amp) circuit to offset \$f(x)= \log(x)\$ always to zero. More comprehensible is the explanation on the x-y plot below. Basically, it is possible to offset the voltage with an ...
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I'm trying to plot a -20dB/dec line on MATLAB but can't seem to get it correct. I know that a linear line in a loglog plot is actually an exponential curve in the linear scale. So writing a y = mx + ...
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Inolux uses (in its datasheet template for each of its LEDs) a log-log scale to depict the Relative Luminous Intensity, but it's not depicted in a manner that I've witnessed before. For example, IN-...
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I have an experiment in which the signal I want to measure is a 1 ns pulse that occurs somewhere around 0-100 ns after a trigger. I want to digitize the pulses to extract the time they occurred and ...
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Is the following operation valid or invalid? The question is to calculate receiver gain and this is one of the steps I got confused. The receiver sensitivity is given -45dBm and transmitted power is ...
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This question is not about how to make illuminance (in lux) a linear function of voltage! It's about linearly representing the human perception of brightness, which itself scales logarithmic to the ...
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I'm trying to convert dBm to Vrms. The formula for dBm is \$ dBm = 10 * log(P1 / P0) \$ where P0 = 1mW so \$ +13dBm = 20mW \$ If I convert this to a voltage using the formula \$ P = Vrms^2/R \$ ...
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How do I calculate the 3 dB frequency from an oscilloscope reading using a logarithmic sweep? I made the mistake to use logarithmic instead of a linear sweep and now my data don't hold for the formula:...
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I was wondering, if I put an Arduino with a few sensors on let's say a water rocket to track acceleration and height and what not, how would I save this data? I'm assuming that I want to have a high ...
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I have a LED voltage vs current graph. The forward current is represented in a log scale. Suppose my value is 120mA. Where should I place my point and what would be my forward voltage with respect to ...
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I am trying to learn about analog multipliers, and I'm trying to implement one using a log-antilog design. I am currently having some difficulties with the log part because simulating an ideal ...
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I am not an expert in Excel, and therefore, I want to know if there is a way of including the slope (dB/decade) in a bode gain plot in Excel or any free software (that allows to first input the ...
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I'm trying to control an HD44780-based LCD in Proteus with 4-bit interface. The problem is that the simulation log gives me a series of messages, which I think means that I'm not sending the commands ...
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