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Fig. 1. Esquema del Filtro Activo de
Potencia en
Derivación y el Subsistema de
Instrumentación.
Para cumplir con el objetivo de
compensar
armónicos por el FAP es
indispensable contar con
un sistema de medición y
adquisición de variables
de tensión de corriente AC y DC
que garantice la
detección de componentes
armónicas hasta un
orden 63 de la frecuencia
fundamental de la red de
alimentación monofásica.
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With the resulting filter specifications, the lowpass antialias filter can be designed by transcribing
these numbers into TI FilterPro. The circuit specifications in this cookbook are fnyquist = 250k, fc =
50k, Valias = 1mV, FSR = 5V, and N bits = 16, so the Bessel example from Design Approach 1 is used
continuing. www.ti.com 4 SBAA282A–March 2018–Revised March 2019 Submit Documentation
Feedback Copyright © 2018–2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated Antialiasing filter circuit design
for single-ended ADC input using fixed cutoff frequency On startup, TI FilterPro asks for the filter
specifications to design around. After the final screen, an active filter circuit is displayed, and this is
the antialias filter of the system. Refer to the following screenshots for the steps using FilterPro. In
step 1, Lowpass is selected since an antialias filter is a specific lowpass filter. In step 2, the values
for Passband Frequency (fc ) and filter order are filled in from the Analog Engineer’s Calculator.
The option to Set Fixed filter order must be selected to match calculated parameters. www.ti.com
SBAA282A–March 2018–Revised March 2019 5 Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright ©
2018–2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated Antialiasing filter circuit design for single-ended ADC
input using fixed cutoff frequency For step 3, select the filter type to match calculations; Bessel is
chosen in this example for maximum flatness in the pass band and linear phase response. Multiple
feedback topology is chosen in step 4 because the filter attenuation will not be limited by the
bandwidth of the op amp. This topology has the disadvantages of inverting a signal and offering
low input impedance. Sallen-Key can also be selected since it is a non-inverting topology with high-
input impedance, but at higher frequencies the attenuation of the filter will converge or even rise
due to the bandwidth limitations of the op amp. www.ti.com 6 SBAA282A–March 2018–Revised
March 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright © 2018–2019, Texas Instruments
Incorporated Antialiasing filter circuit design for single-ended ADC input using fixed cutoff
frequency After clicking Finish, the filter schematic is displayed along with performance
specifications of the resulting filter. Component tolerances can be adjusted using the right side
drop-down menus; 1% resistors and 5% capacitors are chosen here as practical considerations.
Component values can be modified by clicking on a number and entering new values. The circuit
previously pictured can be designed in TINA-TI for simulation. Performance characteristics are
documented in the following sections.
designed for each system; TI’s Precision Labs video on Refining Rfilt and Cfilt Values explains how
to optimize the RC charge bucket. 5. Circuit simulations are modeled with schematics and
diagrams made using TINA-TI simulation software (click to download). 6. For detail on choosing the
right driver op amp, building and simulating the ADC model, and finding the RC charge bucket
values, see the TI Precision Labs video series Introduction to SAR ADC Front-End Component
Selection. www.ti.com SBAA282A–March 2018–Revised March 2019 3 Submit Documentation
Feedback Copyright © 2018–2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated Antialiasing filter circuit design
for single-ended ADC input using fixed cutoff frequency Component Selection 1. Once a single-
ended ADC has been chosen, determine whether the antialias filter will be designed with a set
cutoff frequency or set filter order
Active filters are vital in modern electronics; every data acquisition systems need them for
bandwidth-limiting signals before ADCs as anti-aliasing filters, or after DACs as anti-imaging filters.
Instrumentation also relies on them for accurate signal measurements. Active filters are used for
cutoff frequencies that range from sub -1 Hz to 10 MHz, where passive filter designs would require
prohibitively large component values and sizes. Their design and verification can be
Select
Determine the filter response best suited for your design by optimizing for pulse response, settling
time, lowest cost, pass-band ripple, and stop-band attenuation with lowpass, highpass, bandpass,
and bandstop filter types.
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resolución.
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Este video analiza el uso de la herramienta de diseño de filtros de TI para crear filtros de paso de
banda en una implementación parcial de un banco de filtros de receptor DTMF.
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Herramienta de diseño de filtros: diseño de filtros de paso alto, bajo y todo paso
En este video, la herramienta de diseño de filtros de TI se utiliza para crear filtros de paso bajo,
alto y de paso total para un diseño de cruce de audio Linkwitz-Riley activo.
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