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In a message dated 27/02/2005 13:59:22 GMT Standard Time, =20
dcrice@............ writes:
Switched capacitor filters are very nice to work with, easy to design and=20
control, but they have limited dynamic range, typically less than 80 dB. No=
w=20
that=E2=80=99s a lot if you=E2=80=99re just looking at an analog trace, but=
only equivalent to=20
a 12 or 13 bit A/D converter. If anybody is using a 16-bit or one of the=20
24-bit delta-sigma converters, you should use digital filtering to maintain=
your=20
dynamic range. Doug Crice
Hi Doug,
=20
Or use analogue filters? You can download a filter calculation program=20
called Filterpro from the Texas website=20
_http://focus.ti.com/analog/docs/sampleutilities.tsp?path=3Dtemplatedata/cm/=
utilities/data/filterpro&templateId=3D3&family
Id=3D57&navigationId=3D9742_=20
(http://focus.ti.com/analog/docs/sampleutilities.tsp?path=3Dtemplatedata/cm/=
utilities/data/filterpro&templateId=3D3&familyId=3D57&navigat
ionId=3D9742)=20
Switched capacitor filters should come with a wealth warning notice....
=20
Regards,
=20
Chris Chapman
In a message dated 27/02/2005 13:59:22 GMT Standard Time,=20
dcrice@............ writes:
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dynamic range, typically less than 80 dB. Now that=E2=80=99s a lot if you=
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looking at an analog trace, but only equivalent to a 12 or 13 bit A/D=20
converter. If anybody is using a 16-bit or one of the 24-bit delta-sigma=20
converters, you should use digital filtering to maintain your dynamic rang=
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Doug Crice
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Hi Doug,
Or use analogue filters? You can download a fil=
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calculation program called Filterpro from the Texas website http://focus.ti.com/analog/docs/sampleutilities.tsp?path=
=3Dtemplatedata/cm/utilities/data/filterpro&templateId=3D3&familyId=
=3D57&navigationId=3D9742
Switched capacitor filters should come with a=20
wealth warning notice....
Regards,
Chris Chapman