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Hi all,
I have a question regarding ESD protcetion for contact/POGO pads , and the techniques to handle ESD events properly.
Setup:
I have a 6 layer board that has 4 POGO pads, to transfer power and signals. This board has a FPGA and MCU on it.
The board is a 6 layer board, with:
1 VCC...
I have tested it out with the sensor with a split supply for the amp and the gain is correct. Hence the problem is how I hooked up the amp.
I am now trying to see if it works just as well with a virtual ground at 6Vdc.
hi do you mean the non inverting output of the final opamp should be tied to 6 volt via the 100k resistor? which is half of the supply.
otherwise I do not quite understand what you mean by a specific biasing circuit.
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Thanks all for your replies, I now understand the circuit better. :smile:
I just checked my AC neutral and yes it is on same potential as protective earth.
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I have another question, I'm quite new to AC circuit design hence bear with me. =)
Is there a difference if I used AC neutral for DC ground instead?
Power metering AC live as DC ground.
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