[SI-LIST] Re: SI analysis on Low frequency signals
- From: olaney@xxxxxxxx
- To: umamaheswaruk@xxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 07:30:38 -0700
Certainly there is a possibility, but if your sensor is running at 500 Hz
you should be able to discard virtually all crosstalk and interference
with a low pass filter. But, I have to ask: are you talking about 500 Hz
sine waves (for instance from an LVDT), or 500 bursts per second of
digital information. Those are not at all alike, and require different
approaches
Orin
On Wed, 28 May 2008 14:22:43 +0530 "Umamaheswar U-TLS,Chennai"
<umamaheswaruk@xxxxxx> writes:
> Hi all,
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> We have a design where 500Hz signals are traveling from external
> sensor
> to the board; in the vicinity of the 500Hz signals, high frequency
> signals and digitals sections are present. So I am concerned with
> the
> signal quality( Crosstalk), is there any possibility that 500Hz
> signals
> get affected due to the nearby high frequency signals.
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> Do I need to do SI analysis on that board to know the crosstalk, or
> any
> articles or theoretical analysis is sufficient to know the crosstalk
> and
> any guidelines in the PCB layout will work?
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> Please help me.
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> Thanks in advance[Umamaheswar U-TLS,Chennai] .
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> Thanks& Regards
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> U.K.UMAMAHESWAR
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