Customer is looking for a low pass filter circuits with amplifier before their 2.1 channel audio amplifier. Could you please help suggest a dual channel amplifier using 5V and the related low pass filter circuits? Thank you.
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Hello Aki,
We need a bit more information before we can provide an active filter low-pass design. What cutoff frequency do the low-pass filters require, and what gain will they need to provide?
Regards, Thomas
Precision Amplifiers Applications Engineering
Hi Thomas,
The cut off frequency is 400Hz. They are trying to use TLV9052 for the low pass filter design. Are there any reference circuits? Thank you.
Hi Aki,
There is a wealth of information about op amp active filters on TI.com and on the web. There is also the TI Filter Designer Tool which can be applied to help the customer synthesize a low-pass filter. Here's an example of a TI Applications Report about low-pass active filter design:
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sloa049b/sloa049b.pdf
And here's a link to the TI Filter Design tool:
https://www.ti.com/design-resources/design-tools-simulation/filter-designer.html
I used a filter design program to synthesize a 2nd-order, 400 Hz low-pass filter having a maximally flat Butterworth response. Once the circuit component values were determined I set the filter circuit up in Tina-TI to check the frequency response. You can see the resulting filter circuit and response obtained from TINA-TI here:
Using standard value passive components the cutoff frequency is 396 Hz. I set up the voltage on the TLV9052 non-inverting input so that the output voltage is centered at +2.5 V. That maximizes the linear output voltage swing range.
Here is the Tina-TI circuit file:
Please note that the TLV9052 is a General Purpose Op amp that isn't normally covered by this Precision Amplifiers e2e forum. Any additional questions about it should be addressed to the General Purpose Op amps forum.
Regards, Thomas
Precision Amplifiers Applications Engineering
Hello Aki,
I have prepared the LPF circuits in Fc=400Hz @Q=0.707(Butterworth) with both single-ended output and differential output.
While, I chose MFB topology due to THD.
LV-OPAMP-LPF400Hz.TSC
Thank you and Best regards,
Iwata Etsuji