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"(vcom-1484) Unknown formal identifier" indicates that the LHS of a port association in the instantiation doesn't exist. The error message is the same if you are instantiating components or design...

Yes, that's what the circuit implements.

The shown simulation circuit is surely not working. Floating DIN, continuous SCLK, that's not how the device can be operated. Review datasheet chapter Digital Interface for details.

Obviously. Can be implemented with basic active circuit.

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The question makes sense if it refers to ACPL series of isolation amplifiers and sigma-delta modulators. However there's none with built-in power transmission to the primary side. Analog AD202 is an...

The OP claimed the filter should "not change the phase till 25-30kHz", see the discussion in my previous post #21. If we take this serious, Butterworth won't be acceptable.

Yes, the f0=40 kHz, Q=0.5 block can work well for 6th order Butterworh with 40 kHz cut-off. But Butterworth doesn't meet the linear phase requirement in post #18. A 40 kHz Bessel filter would, but it...

"The delay" in the present code doesn't change the trigger time. Triac trigger pulse must be delayed relative to zero crossing. And you need a zero crossing detector that works equally for positive...

Would you mind to tell target leakage, capacitance and voltage numbers?

Besides ambiguous phrasing, I don't get the idea behind reusing the post #1 bi-quad block in a higher order filter. The specific complex pole pair either fits the intended overall characteristic or...

Not sure if the poster shares your sense of humour. Anyway, I agree that the coding style should be avoided.


Editing is only enabled 30 minutes after posting. Consider that others already read...

Many people, I presume, including myself. But I guess, you wanted to ask if anyone has a working CDR circuit based on 4046?

If adapting signal levels to the SC filter range is your only problem, you are really a lucky guy. That's an - excuse me - almost trivial problem. Yes, you'll use an attenuator in front of and an...

The circuit in post #1 doesn't implement a Bessel filter, it's roughly a critically damped (Q = 0.5) filter, very droopy as already stated. Looking primarily for a sharper corner and higher stop...

A state-variable filter can act as bi-quad building block. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_variable_filter Potentiometers connected before Rf1 and Rf2. Zero frequency however doesn't work,...

No. GM holds more or less the same information as PM. See previous answer by sutapanaki.

For simple amplifier characteristics, e.g. integrator with additional poles, relation between PM, GM and...

Instead of "0 to 10 kHz" you should give a feasible frequency range specification. A 4th order filter that keeps characteristic over frequency range requires four adjustable gain elements, either...

Cut-off frequencies are not always calculated for -3 dB (half power point) attenuation. The Okawa tool apparently uses -6dB point, which explains the differences.


??? Of course you can modify...

A 4th order transfer function can be decomposed into two 2nd order function, the same with higher order filters. Filter design tools do already calculate the individual second order blocks (bi-quads).

Using T1OSC with a 32 kHz watch crystal is the next best solution, however PIC16F877 has not low power features to operate the RTC battery powered. Even PIC processors with dedicated RTC unit can't...

You are asking about std::cout? Did include the respective header <iostream>?

Metal tubes are the usual choice.

Why do you think so?

It's not feasible with FPGA, it has neither analog switch features nor an USB 2.0 PHY. Besides MAX4999, there's a number of high speed analog signal switches that can do the job.

Symmetry considerations seem to contradict your assumption at first sight. In any case phase and magnitude relation of both sources matter for the superimposed characteristic.