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==December 21 2016== | |||
Understanding the brainduino v0.1 | |||
Power supplies, voltage/current regulator. voltage reference | |||
LT1761 - 100mA, Low Noise, LDO Micropower Regulators | |||
(5 Volts for DC offset, 2.5 V after voltage divider, | |||
feeds + signal inputs of 2 different op amps) | |||
RB-0512 - +/- 12 V for op amp (RB-0512 D/P -- recom 12v dc/dc converter) | |||
(drives all op amps) | |||
Voltage divider (cf LT1761) built around SJ10, SJ11 | |||
a voltage divider for each channel ... | |||
also linked with caoacitors (two 10 microFarad on input, 0.1 microFarad for each output channel) | |||
Op Amps | |||
* for amplification | |||
* for filtering | |||
Butterworth filter | |||
Arduino (ADC, communication with Bluetooth module) | |||
==December 14 2016== | |||
what is value of c33? 50 pF or 1 nF ? | what is value of c33? 50 pF or 1 nF ? | ||
determines high-cut frequency either 160 Hz (1 nF) or 3200 Hz (50 pF) | determines high-cut frequency either 160 Hz (1 nF) or 3200 Hz (50 pF) | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 21 December 2016
December 21 2016
Understanding the brainduino v0.1
Power supplies, voltage/current regulator. voltage reference
LT1761 - 100mA, Low Noise, LDO Micropower Regulators (5 Volts for DC offset, 2.5 V after voltage divider, feeds + signal inputs of 2 different op amps)
RB-0512 - +/- 12 V for op amp (RB-0512 D/P -- recom 12v dc/dc converter) (drives all op amps)
Voltage divider (cf LT1761) built around SJ10, SJ11 a voltage divider for each channel ... also linked with caoacitors (two 10 microFarad on input, 0.1 microFarad for each output channel)
Op Amps
- for amplification
- for filtering
Butterworth filter
Arduino (ADC, communication with Bluetooth module)
December 14 2016
what is value of c33? 50 pF or 1 nF ? determines high-cut frequency either 160 Hz (1 nF) or 3200 Hz (50 pF)
Op amps ...
OPA2111 - what gain? expecting ~ 100 ?
what values for R27, R23, R24 ? (also R28, R25, R26)
R27 should be 2K ohms R23, R24 -> 100K ohms
cf instrumentation amp (figure 9 of http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/opa2111.pdf) 1 + (R23 + R24) / R27 ... so 1 + (200 K / 2 K) = 101
so if input signal is on order of 100 microvolts then output of first amp will be 10.100 millivolts (really more like -50 to +50 microvolts -> -5 to +5 millivolts)
AD8422 R5 and R6 are 200 ohms G = 1 + (19.8 kΩ/RG) = 1 + 99 = 100
??? also see fig. 56 on page 20 of http://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/AD8422.pdf
now consider if input to AD8422 is on order of 10 millivolts output will be 1.000 volts (or if no offset voltage and input is actually ~ -5 to +5 millivolts, then output will be -0.5 to +0.5 volts)
(however, there is a +2.5 Volt DC offset impinging on the AD2177 part of the instrumentation amp setup ... we think this is ok to say ... But is option A grounded -- no offset -- or 2.5 volts ?
where might DC offset voltage come into play?
2nd Stage AD8422 Instrumentation amp with gain resistor 2(10 kΩ + RREF)/(20 kΩ + RREF) http://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/AD8422.pdf In figure 56, you will see that an op amp is used to input to the VREF pin.
3rd stage Low-cut (aka high-pass ) filter and DC offset to 3rd Stage OP2177ARMZ ( IC1B Ch1 and IC1A Ch2 )
4th Stage IC3D>IC3C Ch1, and IC3A>IC3B, Potentially considered a two-pole high-cut(aka low-pass)
Next week: verify 101 x gain, 100 x gain, DC offset !