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DRV5055:Reducing output-referred noise

Part Number: DRV5055

DRV5055データシートには、RCが出力変換ノイズを低減するための効果的な方法であると記載されています。

RCフィルタ定数とノイズリダクション率の計算式はありますか?

  • The DRV5055 data sheet states that RC is an effective method for reducing output conversion noise. Is there a formula for calculating the RC filter constant and noise reduction rate?

  • Ayaki-san,

    In general the RMS noise can be calculated by integrating the spectral noise density curve across the operating bandwidth.  Peak to Peak noise is approximately between 6 and 6.6 times the RMS value.

    In the datasheet we just have this typical value for noise density.

    The unfiltered bandwidth of DRV5055 is here:

    If we assume a uniform noise density across the entire operating frequency, then a filter set to 10 kHz might be considered to approximately reduce the peak to peak noise by half.  It's difficult to make any more accurate approximations since this device doesn't have a published noise density curve.

    However, this document does show some better guidance what to expect and how to measure noise density 

    https://www.ti.com/lit/ml/slyy061/slyy061.pdf

    Thanks,

    Scott