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PSRR transfer problem in a system

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Blocks(A,B,C) have PSRR (a,b,c) at DC respectively.How they effect the whole system`s PSRR? In other words, what`s the relationship between them? If I what to improve the whole system`s PSRR, do I have to improve A ,B ,C`s PSRR at the same time? or ……Could anyone give me some information ? Thx
 

In this system,obviously the power noise injected to A influence the output most .because it's amplified by B loop and C.
power noise injected to C could transmit to output directly.it's less important.
power noise injected to B can be suppressed by the negative feedback system.it's lest important.
 

mengcy said:
In this system,obviously the power noise injected to A influence the output most .because it's amplified by B loop and C.
power noise injected to C could transmit to output directly.it's less important.
power noise injected to B can be suppressed by the negative feedback system.it's lest important.
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So can i say that the whole system`s PSRR equal to block A`s PSRR ?
 

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