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I have an LC filter at the output of my class d amplifier. It uses a 47uH inductor and 1.5uF capacitor with a 4700uF ac coupling capacitor and fuse connected to the input of my speaker.This is the ...
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Context. I am using this filter and amplifier to detect Schumann resonances. These are EM modes of very low frequency (7,14,20,28,33) of pT range. My goal is to use a copper coil sensor. These are AC ...
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This is regarding the biasing of a second order Sallen-Key low pass filter. The filter seems to work fine when I use a sinusoidal input in LTSpice and produces an output centered around 1.65 V. ...
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I am looking for low noise opamps and the one that caught my eye was OPA2227 and is available locally. Its a dual opamp and was wondering to use it for the as low pass filter with cutoff of 38 Hz and ...
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I’m replicating a circuit design of a T-filter to filter out noise in a 12 V power line rail to try an test and measure the T filter's bandwidth from its cut off frequency. The filter components are: ...
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How can I provide a DC bias to my low pass op-amp filter? I would like the input signal to be centred around 1.65V. My first idea was to use a 3.3V supply, use a voltage divider and then tap off from ...
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I have been trying to implement an order 5 Chebyshev LPF by using Kuroda's identity and Richard transformations to convert the standard circuit to microstrip lines and open stubs. This is the design I ...
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Consider simple RC networks with 3 external terminals (GND, IN, and OUT) and, at most, 4 total components. To be clear, each component is either a resistor or a capacitor. For a 1V voltage step on IN, ...
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The schematic shows 2 transimpedance amplifier circuits on the first stage, for reference and sample photodiodes. The outputs are then connected to sallen-key butterworth circuits for low pass ...
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I’ve designed an elliptic low pass filter with a very steep roll-off around 18–20 MHz. The filter’s response is close to what I need, and the cutoff behavior is critical, so my goal is simply to shift ...
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I'm designing a custom PCB using an STM32F103 microcontroller to control a triac-based light dimmer. The firing angle for the triac is determined by reading the voltage from the potentiometer. The ...
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I have a bigger project where I need this two signals, a ramp and a pulse. Basically, one that starts at 0V and goes up to approximately 5V and stays there, and another one that does the opposite (...
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Trying to build a chebyshev low-pass RF filter to attenuate anything above 24MHz, however am not able to get a continuous drop-off in the pass band. It goes down to -20 dB and then just flattens out. ...
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The circuit I'm trying to simulate is shown in Figure 1 below. SOURCE: Tools for physiology labs: an inexpensive high-performance amplifier and electrode for extracellular recording. Land BR, ...
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I'm working on a battery management system for an EV motorcycle. My setup includes an AFE (BQ769x2) with an internal sigma-delta ADC for voltage sensing. Each cell voltage input has a dedicated RC low-...
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