Demodulation of Radio Frequency Interference in CMOS Operational Amplifiers
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In this paper a second order Volterra series model of an operational amplifier (opamp) circuit is presented. Such a model is suitable to the investigation of the rectification and demodulation effects of radio frequency (RF) interference superimposed on the nominal input signals and on the power supply voltage of an opamp. On the basis of the new model, some design criteria to improve the immunity of opamps to RF interference are proposed. Model predictions are verified by comparison with experimental test results.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E86-C No.11 pp.2309-2319
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Franco FIORI, Paolo S. CROVETTI, "Demodulation of Radio Frequency Interference in CMOS Operational Amplifiers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E86-C, no. 11, pp. 2309-2319, November 2003, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper a second order Volterra series model of an operational amplifier (opamp) circuit is presented. Such a model is suitable to the investigation of the rectification and demodulation effects of radio frequency (RF) interference superimposed on the nominal input signals and on the power supply voltage of an opamp. On the basis of the new model, some design criteria to improve the immunity of opamps to RF interference are proposed. Model predictions are verified by comparison with experimental test results.
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