Infrared signal amplifying circuit
A technology of amplifying circuits and infrared signals, applied in amplifiers controlled by light, improving amplifiers to reduce temperature/power supply voltage changes, amplifiers with only semiconductor devices, etc., can solve the problem of ineffective amplification, signal saturation, infrared amplifier circuit design Inappropriate and other problems, to achieve the effect of cost saving, high precision, and improved anti-interference performance
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[0023] Embodiment one, refer to figure 1 , this embodiment proposes an amplifying circuit for amplifying the output electrical signal of an infrared sensor and preventing signal saturation, including five main parts: a filter circuit, a primary, secondary, and tertiary amplification circuit, and a bias circuit. The filter circuit is used to preprocess the output signal from the photoelectric sensor. The primary, secondary, and tertiary amplifier circuits filter and amplify the signal respectively, and the anti-saturation function is added to the primary and secondary amplifying circuits. The circuit provides the bias voltage required by the amplifying circuit, and improves the stability and anti-interference of signal amplification.
[0024] Its electrical schematic reference figure 2 ,and Figure 5 In this embodiment, the infrared signal amplifying circuit includes an infrared signal input terminal SIGNAL_IN, an amplifying circuit output terminal SIGNAL_OUT, and a first-st...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Embodiment two, refer to image 3, the difference with Embodiment 2 is that: Considering that the input signal of the first-stage operational amplifier is inherently weak, if the bias voltage is increased, the effective signal will drop significantly, while the second-stage and third-stage operational amplifiers pass through their previous stage After the operational amplifier is amplified, increasing the bias voltage has little impact on the useful signal, so according to actual specific needs, the bias voltages of the second and third stage amplifier circuits of this embodiment are provided by the bias circuit on the one hand, such as VN , on the other hand, it is provided by the system power supply voltage VCC, and then provides bias to the amplifier through the corresponding resistance, and under specific working conditions, the anti-interference performance of the amplifier circuit can be better improved.
Embodiment 3
[0032] Embodiment three, refer to Figure 4 , the difference from Embodiment 1 is that: according to actual needs, this embodiment adopts two-stage amplification, that is, one-stage and two-stage amplifying circuits, which filter and amplify the signal respectively, and only An anti-saturation function is added to the first-stage amplifier circuit. Other electrical principles are similar to Embodiment 1, and will not be repeated here.
[0033] Of course, according to the requirements of different circuits, you can choose to add an operational amplifier circuit, and at the same time choose to add an anti-saturation circuit in the secondary operational amplifier circuit.
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