.. that prevent entry of a cable or a probe. The circuit in Figure 1 reduces noise effects because its VFC (voltage-to-frequency converter) produces a PPM (pulse-position-modulated) output signal, V OUT , that integrates, or ...
.. will operate, if this is an appropriate spec for the circuit. Mentally, I give the circuit a low score if the operating frequency range is, in my opinion, limited. My nagging thought was “can the operating frequency range for ...
.. 50:50 square waves, thus slicing and dicing the time axis into equal segments. He’s also often included a wide-range frequency doubler functions: Convert any signal to exactly 50% duty cycle ( Ref. 1 ) Frequency doubler with 50 ...
.. design idea (DI) does exactly that by using asynchronous RS-232 to power and count pulses from a simple 10-kHz voltage-to-frequency converter (VFC). Getting only one bit of info from each 10-bit serial character may seem inefficient ...
.. the noise, the greater the size, expense, and difficulty of the filter design. Power supplies that operate at a fixed frequency have their largest EMI emission at this fundamental, fixed frequency. Emissions also occur at multiples ...
.. 65,536 conversion results in real time, thus providing an increase in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Figure 2. The combined frequency response of filter plus ADC is flat out to a 10-kHz input. The inputs of this circuit are driven ...
.. by simply connecting a tuned circuit to its input. It turned out that it was possible to create a simple tuned radio frequency (TRF) receiver by implementing the two features of the LM386 mentioned earlier and using a tuned ...
.. become tougher to meet as the latest precision sensors, high speed and high resolution data converters (ADCs and DACs), and frequency synthesizers (PLLs/VCOs) challenge conventional LDO regulators to produce ultralow output noise and ...
.. ≈ 50 µs. Once the pulse length is known, the maximum speed is determined by: So, the maximum speed or encoder frequency in this example is approximately 5 kHz (Fig. 4). The circuit won’t totally stop working if ...