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Hii I have a sine wave of freq 50 Hz stepped down from a transformer and a triangular wave generated from IC8038 with freq 3KHz now i have to synchronize these two waves so that my pulse width modulation wave obtained from these two waves on inputing to a comparator has a quarter wave symmetry.

Please HELP!!!!!
 
Hii I have a sine wave of freq 50 Hz stepped down from a transformer and a triangular wave generated from IC8038 with freq 3KHz now i have to synchronize these two waves so that my pulse width modulation wave obtained from these two waves on inputing to a comparator has a quarter wave symmetry.

Please HELP!!!!!

You need to detect the zero volts cross over of the 50HZ and generate a pulse to synchronise the 3Khz oscillator.

You then need to generate the 3Khz using a VCO, or possibly generate the 3KHz using a precision Xtal oscillator and then divide down to 3Khz.
 
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