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At what frequency should we look for bandgap current noise?

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bandgap + noise

For bandgap at what frequency should we be looking at for output referred current noise? 100kHz? And Why?

Thanks
 

Re: Bandgap noise

Supply is major source of noise in bandgap's .With already placed bypass caps at supplies ,high frequency noise is already gets filtered ,what might get coupled at output is low frequency supply noise .Measuring PSR at 100Khz or even little more would be good enough .
 

Re: Bandgap noise

How about for thermal and flicker noise generated by the circuit?

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Re: Bandgap noise

The internal noise from the BGR is more of a trouble compared to Supply noise.
Read thesis by Holman for low noise BGR.
In that he mentions depending on the noise from BGR could you only decide the application it could be used for. example the resolution in ADC decides the BGR noise
 

Re: Bandgap noise

For flicker noise make the transistor size large .
To reduce short channel effects :Make L as large as possible
 

Bandgap noise

ambreesh
Can you download the article of low noise BGR to here?
Best Regards!
 

Re: Bandgap noise

dear paladinzlp
I have uploaded it in the eda books upload/download area
 

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