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Differential amplifier If A and B has the same voltage there will be no reading on the meter. ( Common Mode ) William Sandqvist william@kth.se Differential amplifier If A and B has different voltages there will be a large reading on the


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Differential amplifier

If A and B has the same voltage there will be no reading on the meter. ( Common Mode )

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Differential amplifier

If A and B has different voltages there will be a large reading on the meter. ( Differential Mode )

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Differential amplifier supresses interference

EKG-signal is weak, max 1 mV. Interference will be the same on both inputs and will therfore be supressed by the difference amplifier.

At a EKG-examination a differential amplifier is used. Other sensor signals are often equally weak – the solution is also then the differential amplifier.

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Difference amplifier EKG examination Interference

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Instrumentation amplifier

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An amplifier circuit with three amplifiers are usually called Instrumentation Amplifier – this circuit is suitable to amplify weak sensor signals that are surrounded by electrical noise!

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Comparator is a difference amplifier

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Supression of electromagnetic interference

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LP-Filter (noise-interference) Transient protection (ex. lightning) Differential Amplifier/Comparator

Shield against radio frequency interference Shield against low frequency interference Twisted wires

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Twisted pair cabling

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  • +
  • = 0

A twisted pair cable is insensitive to elektromagnetical interference.

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Faraday cage

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A shielded cable is insensitive to electrical interference/fields – like the Faraday cage.

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What is ground?

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Electical interference Ground plane Shielded enclosure Protective earth

Power supply ground

Ground line in the soil

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Grounding shielded cables?

Risk for ground loop! A shilded cable should be grounded at the source end,

  • therwise there could be a ground-loop in wich low frequency

interference could be magnetically induced! But high- frequency interference can only be stopped if both cable ends grounded? A double-shielded cable makes it possible to follow both rules.

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Shield against low frequency interference Shield against radio frequency interference Twisted wires

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Double-shielded cable ?

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A double-shielded cable is not just a "wire" but an expensive component.

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8-bit-processor close to the sensor?

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  • A simple sensor often has a weak output signal. It

may need to be connected with an expensive cable.

  • An expensive sensors with "integrated electronics"

can get by with a simple cable. The cost of both options can very well end up to be the same! Thus smart to build an 8 bit processor inside the sensor!

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8-bit processor as smart cable?

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How many 8 bit processors can you get for the cost

  • f a meter cable? The processor as cable

replacement!

Analog signal transfer Digital signal transfer

  • Cheap cable
  • Cheap

processor

  • Expensive

cable

  • No processor
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