Minimizing Switching Noise and Its Effects in Auto-Zeroed Amplifiers
An automatic zero adjustment and amplifier technology, applied in amplifiers, differential amplifiers, DC-coupled DC amplifiers, etc., which can solve problems such as expensive filtering
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[0023] Reference is now made to the drawings, which schematically illustrate details of certain example embodiments. Like elements in the drawings will be represented by the same reference numerals, and similar elements will be represented by similar reference numerals with different lowercase letter suffixes.
[0024] see figure 1 , which depicts a schematic block diagram of a prior art auto-zeroing operational amplifier. The prior art auto-zero amplifier, generally indicated by reference numeral 100, may include at least two amplifiers 102 and 104, which are combined to produce the final signal output. A conventional wide bandwidth "main" amplifier 102 is connected directly from input to output and processes the incoming signal continuously. A second, very high gain "nulling" amplifier 104 is connected in parallel for offset correction. Amplifier 104 is nulled to offset itself to zero and to eliminate low frequency 1 / f noise below the chopping frequency. Zeroing involves...
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