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Technical Article MS-2066 . November 2010 | Page 1 of 16 2010 Analog Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. Low Noise Signal Conditioning for Sensor-Based Circuits by Reza Moghimi, Applications Engineering Manager, Analog Devices, Inc. IDEA IN BRIEF Minimizing system Noise in low power, cost conscious designs is critical. To attain the lowest Noise floor and best performance from Signal Conditioning circuitry, designers must understand component level Noise sources and account for them when calculating the overall Noise of an analog front end it is critical to read and understand beyond the limited data sheet Noise specs in order to achieve high resolution with very small signals. Every sensor has its own Noise , impedance, and response characteristics, so matching these to the analog front end is an important part of the design process. There are a number of ways to calculate the Noise of a circuit all of these should start with configuring the Signal Conditioning circuitry optimally before conducting the Noise analysis and calculation.
Because noise is a probability function, designers need to add uncorrelated noise sources in root-sum-square fashion (rss). This means that adding two noise …
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