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  1. K

    High-pass filter. Ceramic or Electrolytic capacitor?

    Hi, - The low frequency voltage has an amplitude of 1-10mV - The higher the frequency of the signal the lower the amplitude. The amplitude decreases as a power law of the frequency. The 30-50Hz range is at least 10 times smaller that the <1Hz - The ADC is irrelevant here because I amplify the...
  2. K

    High-pass filter. Ceramic or Electrolytic capacitor?

    ? The whole topic is about high-pass filtering.
  3. K

    High-pass filter. Ceramic or Electrolytic capacitor?

    Yes I also need a Low pass filter. But here I'm talking about the high-pass filter.
  4. K

    High-pass filter. Ceramic or Electrolytic capacitor?

    The last parameter would be performance/quality. I see a lot of examples of high-pass filter with electrolytic capacitor, I was wondering why. I was also wondering if there was some sort of trade-off between size/price/life and quality.
  5. K

    High-pass filter. Ceramic or Electrolytic capacitor?

    Hello everyone, I need to high-pass filter a signal before feeding it to an ADC. Properties of the signal: - Frequencies in the 1-100Hz range. I am mostly interested in the 1-50Hz range. - Low ampltude (a few 1-10mV). - Always positive. I was considering a 20uF capacitor in order to filter...
  6. K

    IoT, transfer "large" amount of data

    Yes but this is the "theorical" throughput, not the real over the air throughput which is really lower. The classic is a few times faster than the BLE. And the BLE is <10kBit/sec
  7. K

    IoT, transfer "large" amount of data

    Not sure about this. The RN4020 (BLE) has an OTA Throughput of 7kBit/s I looked into other non BLE module and they had about 40kBit/s maximum rate. Really far from what is required. But I would love to be proved wrong on this...
  8. K

    IoT, transfer "large" amount of data

    Yep... Sorry it meant "Mega Octet" but I forgot I was writing in English and not French! So I meant 20 MByte :)
  9. K

    IoT, transfer "large" amount of data

    This is why I think the second solution is better: Wifi handles the communication with the server (sends the large chunk of data), while BLE is used for the communication with the phone. I think your question is also related to compression. The signal is a chain of 16 bits integer coming from...
  10. K

    IoT, transfer "large" amount of data

    Hi, I am currently working on a wireless device that needs to transfer about 20Mo of data in a reasonable time (< 5 min) to a distant server. The device is controlled by a smartphone so the data can navigate through the phone before going to the distant server. I see 2 possibilities: - A dual...
  11. K

    Bi-Color LED 760/850nm

    Hi! I want to build an oximeter, and for that I need a bi-color led with wavelength of 760nm and 850nm. I found some here: http://www.ir-led-shop.de/Zwei-und-Mehrfarbige-LED/Zweifarbige-LED/760-850-nm/, but the minimum quantity is 100, and I need only a few (3 or 4). Do you know of any...
  12. K

    Noise at low frequency: Comparing two Instrumentation Amplifier

    I would like to understand how to select an Instrumentation Amplifier for a given task, here low noise at low frequency (0-100Hz). The gain G is about 20 and the input signal has an amplitude of about 50uV. I am also interested in the CMRR but in this example we will ignore it and focus only on...
  13. K

    Buffer, selecting op-amp

    Yes, that is exactly why I'm trying to reduce the supply voltage of the circuit. A 3.5-4V battery is way cheaper and easier to find than 6V Any comment on this?
  14. K

    Buffer, selecting op-amp

    Indeed I am using the LP2980AIM5-5.0, I used an online software to do the schematic I posted here so I guess it was the default...
  15. K

    Buffer, selecting op-amp

    Yes you are definitely right, I am using the 7805 to power the AD620 with 4 alkaline cells (> 6V). But I am also planning to replace the AD620 (and the CA3130) that both require 5V supply voltage with newer pieces that use lower power (<= 3.3V if possible). Without loss of performance. And for...

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