Stefano Salvatori

Stefano Salvatori

Areas of interest of the author: Interfaces Microcontrollers Usage Analogue Design Measurement Theory

Co-authors: Marco Girolami

Publications on RadioLocman by the author Stefano Salvatori:

  1. Two-wire, four-by-four-key keyboard interface saves power
    You can use a microcontroller that includes an ADC to design a two-wire-plus-ground keyboard interface. For example, you can use a resistive voltage divider to identify a pressed key (Reference 1). A...
    16-05-2022
  2. Transimpedance Synchronous Amplification Nulls Out Background Illumination
    Light sensors find use in a host of important applications, spanning from consumer electronics, such as ambient-light measurements and exposure control for cameras, to scientific instruments, such as optical-absorption...
    14-04-2021
  3. Integrator Enables Simple Ohmmeter with Gigohm Range
    The Texas Instruments IVC102 precision integrator has high-quality internal capacitors. The circuit in Figure 1 allows you to measure very-high-resistance values of RX. A precision difference amplifier, a TI...
    22-03-2021
  4. Instrumentation Amp Makes an Accurate Transimpedance Amp Too
    Transimpedance amplifier circuits are often used to convert photodiode current to a voltage signal. In the conventional transimpedance amplifier schematic of Figure 1, the current-to-voltage conversion factor is given...
    03-11-2016
  5. Compact, Four-Quadrant Lock-In Amplifier Generates Two Analog Outputs
    Marco Girolami Stefano Salvatori
    Generate a pair of quadrature-phase digital signals. The circuit in this Design Idea realizes a simple, low-cost lock-in amplifier employing an Analog Devices AD630 balanced modulator-demodulator IC (Reference 1)....
    24-12-2009
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