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UAF42 filter design Problem

UAF42 filter design Problem

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Ghulam Mustafa
Posted by Ghulam Mustafa
on May 10 2011 02:05 AM
Prodigy30 points

Hello,

I am desinging filter using UAF42  to design a 60 Hz Notch Filter and following the origional design application given at http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/sbfa012/sbfa012.pdf

But i am facing a problem that the shape of origional waveform is also changed while filtering.

Kindly guide me what could be the problem. Pictures of the results are attached in the attchment.

Thanks

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  • Ghulam Mustafa
    Posted by Ghulam Mustafa
    on May 12 2011 00:35 AM
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    Still waiting

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  • Neil Albaugh
    Posted by Neil Albaugh
    on May 14 2011 22:19 PM
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    Ghulam;

    It would help if you posted a scematic of your circuit.

     

    Regards, Neil P. Albaugh   ex-Burr-Brown

    UAF42 notch filter
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    Posted by Ghulam Mustafa
    on May 16 2011 04:17 AM
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    Here it is

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  • Neil Albaugh
    Posted by Neil Albaugh
    on May 16 2011 11:34 AM
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    60Hz Notch Filter.TSC

    Ghulam;

    This 60Hz notch filter should be well behaved and what you are seeing is definitely not right.. I have attached your circuit with a simulation done in TINA.

    It looks like there is another frequency being mixed in with your test frequency-- could your circuit be oscillating?  That makes me wonder if perhaps the "Q" is set too high. The value on the circuit diagram is OK-- could that resistor be wromg? Another thing to check is your bypass capacitor-- you should have something like a 0.1uF ceramic capacitor connected from each supply pin to ground.

     

    Regards, Neil P. Albaugh   ex-Burr-Brown

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