Exploració per tema "Electronic noise"

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    • A high-speed capacitive-sensor interface using a relaxation oscillator and a fast counter 

      Gasulla Forner, Manuel; Li, Xiujun; Meijer, Gerard C. M. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2003-05)
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      This paper presents the analysis and experimental results on the jitter of a capacitive-sensor interface. The interface is implemented with a simple relaxation oscillator, a fast counter and a microcontroller. The goal ...

    • Common mode electronic noise in differential circuits 

      Serrano Finetti, Roberto Ernesto; Casas Piedrafita, Óscar; Pallàs-Areny, Ramon (2019-07-01)
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      Differential circuits are assumed to reject common-mode noise yet no parameter is available to describethat rejection as the Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) applies only to deterministic signals, not torandom noise. We ...

    • Estudio de la degradación equivalente de ruido en receptores de DVB-T 

      Romea Ordorica, Elisa (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2011-07-05)
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    • Inductor shielding strategies to protect mmW LC-VCOs from high frequency substrate noise 

      Molina García, Marc; Aragonès Cervera, Xavier; Mateo Peña, Diego; González Jiménez, José Luis (2013-05-01)
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      This paper analyzes the impact of high-frequency substrate noise on two 60 GHz LC-VCOs that implement different strategies for inductor shielding, namely floating and grounded shields. An analytical model, which has ...

    • Phase noise degradation of LC-tank VCOs due to substrate noise and package coupling 

      Méndez, M A; Mateo Peña, Diego; Aragonès Cervera, Xavier; González Jiménez, José Luis (IEEE, 2005)
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      The present work addresses the investigation of phase noise degradation of LC-tank VCOs due to realistic digitally originated substrate noise. The dominant mechanisms by which this noise is coupled to the output of the ...