Fast stable ripple reduction loop for high-speed precision chopper amplifier
A technology of chopper amplifiers and amplifier circuits, which is applied in the direction of improving amplifiers to reduce noise effects, amplifiers, amplifier types, etc., and can solve problems such as limiting the stability of chopper amplifiers and slow transient stability
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[0034] Various embodiments described herein achieve a reduction in the settling time of the RRL loop to improve the overall settling performance of the chopper amplifier system. Specifically, the RRL is placed in a particular state in response to amplifier nonlinear operating events, such as input multiplexer switching, such that the chopper amplifier system recovers faster and thus reduces the settling time of the system, The input multiplexer switch may present a step to the amplifier circuit's input or an excessive slew rate to the amplifier circuit that limits input transients. To ensure loop stability, the bandwidth of the RRL or similar ripple attenuation filter should be reduced relative to the chopping frequency used for the chopper circuit in the chopper amplifier system. In one example embodiment, the chopping frequency is 10 to 1000 times lower than the bandwidth of the amplifier circuit. Establish an upper limit on the chopper frequency to limit higher switch inpu...
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