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I am in the market for an audio oscillator that will produce an output
voltage of up to about 20 VAC (RMS, not peak-to-peak).  It will be
used to drive an optics device that has a input impedance of over 1
MOhm so it doesn't need much current drive capability.  Most standard
function generators would work except they typically only go up to
about 7 VAC RMS on the output.  Frequency range of 100hz to 10kHz
would be fine, and I only need sine-wave output.  If anybody knows of
a device that would do the job, I would appreciate hearing about it.
Please respond to me at the address below because I don't read
sci.electronics on a regular basis.

Alternatively, I could simply use an amplifier to boost the output of
standard function generator.  Does anybody knows who sells amplifiers
that produce that required output voltage?

				Allan Weber
				USC Signal and Image Processing Institute
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