SIGNAL-PROCESSING CIRCUIT

摘要

A circuit for evaluating signals has an operational amplifier and a comparator, both of which are supplied by a voltage source connected to ground at one side. The reference inputs of the amplifier and comparator are respectively connected to different taps of a voltage divider also connected across the voltage source, the taps being separated by a low-resistance resistor, thus attaining a stable zero signal level at the signal input of the comparator in the quiescent state through the non-inverting input of the operational amplifier and the output thereof, the stable zero signal level exhibiting a constant voltage difference in comparison to the reference potential at the reference input of the comparator.