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First of all, 24 bit = it is not an accuracy, 24 bit is a resolution of the ADC.
the accuracy of a high precision ADC usually is much worse than resolution.
And moreover, the accuracy of Vref usually is much worse than accuracy of ADC.
Many high-precision ADCs are supposed to be used in...
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they have a lot of different PLL ICs and proper design tools, pretty simple in use.
AFAIK for fast switching PLL, the Fractional-N PLLs are preferable.
However there is a tradeoff:
Fractional-N PLLs generate worse signal, not so clean as...
abs is quite right.
If you use IF, you can build one constant frequency high-Q IF filter,
if you want to use direct conversion, you should design variable frequency high-Q filter, it supposed to be much more complicated design.
If the sensor is in zero acceleration position, it produces about 1.5 V,
so Xout = 1.447v and Yout = 1.525v are OK.
> <i>i know if an object is not moving it acceleration is 0 m/s²</i>
It is true concerning horizontal axis,
but vertical axis sensor is affected by gravity, i.e. 1g.
Sensitivity...
fyi,
many of modern converters allow "ratiometric" connection, i.e. they can use RTD excitation current as a reference,
so it is not necessary to maintain a constant current across an RTD or constant voltage.
for example, AD7781 can work in ratiometric mode:
In this circuit, the voltage across...
zeb59, in your circuit the voltage at the AD620 inputs is too high, about +4.76V, it is out of the normal common-mode range.
Input common mode voltage should be less than +VS−1.4 according to the datasheet,
i.e. less than 3.6V (in case of +5/-5V supply).
Try to make R5 and R6 lower, and connect...
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