Overview: EMI interferes with noise sensitive analog circuitry leading to erroneous readings and misleading data. EMI is coupled or conducted and leads to hard to debug problems. A common approach is to add a filter at the input of the op amp, but this approach can cause more problems than fix them. A superior approach is to choose an EMI hardened op amp.
Length: 19 minutes
Published Date: December 2008
Topics covered in this online seminar include:
- EMI causes and effects
- Susceptibility of CMOS and Bipolar Amplifiers to EMI
- Benefits of EMI hardened op amps compared to traditional mitigation techniques
- Calculating the impact of EMI on system performance
Note: Foils 18 & 19 should read "7 counts" instead of "7 bits"
Presenter: Soufiane Bendaoud |