Transcription of CHAPTER 10: PASSIVE COMPONENTS - Analog Devices
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PASSIVE COMPONENTS CHAPTER 10: PASSIVE COMPONENTS INTRODUCTION SECTION : CAPACITORS BASICS DIELECTRIC TYPES TOLERANCE, TEMPERATURE, AND OTHER EFFECTS PARASITICS DIELLECTRIC ABSORPTION CAPACITOR PARASITICS AND DISSIPATION FACTOR ASSEMBLE CRITICAL COMPONENTS LAST SECTION : RESISTORS AND POTENTIOMETERS BASICS RESISTOR PARASITICS THERMOELECTRIC EFFECTS VOLTAGE SENSITIVITY, FAILURE MECHANISMS, AND AGING RESISTOR EXCESS NOISE POTENTIOMETERS
CHAPTER 10: PASSIVE COMPONENTS Introduction When designing precision analog circuits, it is critical that users avoid the pitfall of poor passive component choice. In fact, the wrong passive component can derail even the best op amp or data converter application. This section includes discussion of some basic traps of choosing passive components.
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