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Small linear motor power supply amplification

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA551, LM675

Hello,
I am new to the forum and looking for assistance.

I am trying to create an AC voltage source (sine or square wave) that provides a current of up to 200mA, between frequencies from 1Hz to 500Hz. So far I've been using a wave generator that can generate waves at the desired frequencies, but its maximal output voltage is 10Vpp, whose current in the circuit is 87mA. So, I need to amplify it, but I don't know how, because I looked for some amplification circuits, but they don't seem to work at low frequencies.

I think the ideal characteristics for this amplification circuit would be:

  • Signal In - Vin: 0-8Vpp;
  • Operating frequency : 1Hz to 300Hz, and if possible 500Hz;
  • Signal Output - Vout: 0-20Vpp;
  • Signal Output - Iout : 0-200mA;

Any suggestions, comments, circuit diagram, components that you may know or have, I appreciate it