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Op-amp circuits selection includes: Operational amplifier basics Op-amp circuit gain Inverting op-amp Non-inverting op-amp Op-amp high pass filter Op-amp low pass filter Op-amp bandpass filter Op-amp variable gain amplifier Op-amp notch filter circuits Operational amplifier multivibrator Op-amp bistable Op-amp comparator Op-amp Schmitt trigger Operational amplifiers can be used to make notch filter circuits. Here we show two, a standard notch filter circuit, and another for a twin T notch filter circuit. A notch filter is used to remove a particular frequency, having a notch where signals are rejected. Often they are fixed frequency, but some are able to tune the notch frequency. Having a fixed frequency, this operational amplifier, op amp, notch filter circuit may find applications such as removing fixed frequency interference like mains hum, from audio circuits.
Active operational amplifier notch filter circuit The circuit is quite straightforward to build. It employs both negative and positive feedback around the operational amplifier chip and in this way it is able to provide a high degree of performance. Calculation of the value for the circuit is very straightforward. The formula to calculate the resistor and capacitor values for
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Where: fnotch = centre frequency of the notch in Hertz pi = 3.142 R and C are the values of the resistors and capacitors in Ohms and Farads When building the circuit, high tolerance components must be used to obtain the best performance. Typically they should be 1% or better. A notch depth of 45 dB can be obtained using 1% components, although in theory it is possible for the notch to be of the order of 60 dB using ideal components. R1 and R2 should be matched to within 0.5% or they may be trimmed using parallel resistors. A further item to ensure the optimum operation of the circuit is to ensure that the source impedance is less than about 100 ohms. Additionally the load impedance should be greater than about 2 M Ohms. The circuit is often used to remove unwanted hum from circuits. Values for a 50 Hz notch would be: C1, C2 = 47 nF, R1, R2 = 10 k, R3, R4 = 68 k.
Active twin T notch filter circuit with variable Q Calculation of the value for the circuit is very straightforward. The formula is the same as that used for the passive version of the twin T notch filter. fc = 1 / (2 pi R C)
Where: fc = cut off frequency in Hertz pi = 3.142 R and C are the values of the resistors and capacitors as in the circuit The notch filter circuit can be very useful, and the adjustment facility for the Q can also be very handy. The main drawback of the notch filter circuit is that as the level of Q is increased, the depth of the null reduces. Despite this the notch filter circuit can be successfully incorporated into many circuit applications.
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The two op amp notch filter circuits are very easy to use and provide a good level of performance without being excessively complicated. They are a useful tool in the armoury of the analogue development engineer. ..... << Previous | Next >>
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