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    operatinal ampilifier

    Instrumenation amplifier boosts only the difference of the input signals while attenuating the common-mode signal. The attenuation is given by CMR value and is usually about 90dB. It is used for example by measuring ECG signal (weak potential difference at 2 points) while the capacitively...
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    optocoupling JTAG - help needed

    jtag optocoupler Dear all, I designed a board that uses optocoupler ADUM2401 in order to isolate JTAG(connected to PC) and microcontroller board (MSP430f1116). Unfortuanately it will not work. I noticed on the osciloscope that the JTAG steps up the signal levels and probably waits for uC to...
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    Optocoupling JTAG interface - help needed

    jtag schmitt trigger Dear all, I designed a board that uses optocoupler ADUM2401 in order to isolate JTAG(connected to PC) and microcontroller board (MSP430f1116). Unfortuanately it will not work. I noticed on the osciloscope that the JTAG steps up the signal levels and probably waits for uC...
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    How does this Balun design work?

    Could someone pls explain me the way this balun is working ? Thank u in advance
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    Question about antenna matching using a Balun

    Re: Balun question yes its 2.4-2.5Ghz zigbee tranceiver, here is the manual, have a look at page 19 and 55, there is some description but very general. **broken link removed**
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    The signal loss caused by full antenna polarisation mismatch

    Re: Antenna polarisation the antenna will be placed on the back of a man, and the reciver can be placed somwhere nearby. The problem is what happens with the transmission when someone will be sleeping , the polarisation will not match then (around 90 degrees) and there will be no direct...
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    A silly wi-fi question

    yes, but more data transmitted as well. Good signal coding (modulation) can lower the power needed for healthy transmission.
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    The signal loss caused by full antenna polarisation mismatch

    Re: Antenna polarisation Yeah i know the 20log(cos(alfa)) formula but it means that for alfa=90 i shall not be able to recive any signal at all. And I think its not the whole truth. As far as i know mobile phone is linear polarised as well and its still working in various positions ... The...
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    Question about antenna matching using a Balun

    Re: Balun question Here are the values , sry for that. U helped me a lot but im still not certain about antenna matching. If u had to match the antenna would u only change the C62 value ? Normally there is an inductance also needed for proper antenna match. Why is actually L61 needed ? How is...
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    Question about antenna matching using a Balun

    Hi, could someone pls explain me the way this balun is working ? Can a balun be a matching circuit for the antenna at all or do I need additional 50ohm matching circuit ? Thank u
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    The signal loss caused by full antenna polarisation mismatch

    Antenna polarisation Hi, im designing a device using zigbee protocol for communication (CC2420 chip). For this chip i have chosen a 2,4GHz monopole (www.antenova.com). The antenna is lineary polarised. The thing is that this device can sometimes transmit in vertical and sometimes in orthogonal...
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    Voltage noise issue when computing SNR

    Re: Voltage Noise > if the noise is input referd then it is divided by the whole gain In other words , d u mean that the real output noise [noise that i see on my oscilloscope] for Gain =100 is simply 35nV/Hz * 100 in this case ? Do i must simply multiply the noise stated in the figure by...
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    Voltage noise issue when computing SNR

    Re: Voltage Noise indeed u are right in this, but its not SNR given in the figure but the spectral noise density in nV/sq(Hz). The figure desribes Output noise referred to Input with respect to the Gain. So please do not think about SNR in this case, thats my opinion. Output noise can vary...
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    Voltage noise issue when computing SNR

    Re: Voltage Noise > Gain, usually means differential gain, acts upon wanted signal. >Noise, regarded as common-mode at the input, gets rejected by means of > common-mode rejection. Of course, that are basics of in-amps > For output noise, you should consider noise injected from amp + noise...
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    Output Voltage Noise and SNR

    Hi, Im trying to compute SNR for my circuit and have some problems with noise. I use INA326 IN-AMP and according to the datasheet : h**p://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ina327.pdf (page 5) is the voltage noise at Gain=1 about 900nV/sq(Hz) and at G=100 about 35nV/sq(Hz). 1. First question and most...

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