??? 07/24/09 14:04 Read: times |
#167819 - It is a differential amplifier... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Farshid said:
But do you think that they were only trying to use this circuit as a filter, not as an adder/subtractor then ? The scheme is full of mistakes, even the pin numbers of ADXL202 seem not to belong to this chip, so I really don't know what they actually tried to achieve. But the circuitry arround the "LM2924" should be two differential amplifiers, I think, like the upper one shown in this link http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_3/chp...t_8/9.html It seems, that they subtract the filtered output signals of two ADXL202. The two caps shown in the scheme can be there to enhance stability, usually connected from inverting input to output of differential amplifier, and for additionally low pass filtering. Kai |