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发表于 2014-2-17 13:52
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国外人的实验,英文不好,发原文上来。
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a LM317 regulator has a noise of several hundred nV/rtHz. Even with a 50dB PSRR this is still to high for an overall 0.3nV/rtHz design target. Therefore, the power supply noise has to be filtered out. A standard emitter follower power buffer (a.k.a. capacitance multiplier) does a pretty good job, however there's one thing that it can't filter out: the emitter follower Rbb. To avoid that contribution, we need some sort of local feedback loop, to obtain a significant lower equivalent Rbb. This is easily achieved by using a Sziklay configuration for the emitter follower. By including the power device in a current feedback loop, it's Rbb is effectively cancelled. It's now the low power device (which can be a low noise device) that dictates the equivalent Rbb of the emiteer follower. The power buffer schematic build around this concept (and with the parasitic elements included) is shown below. It is only the Q2 Rbb (a low noise device) that contributes to the power supply noise. Divided by the head amp PSRR, this contribution is negligible.” |
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