If you place a bead on the ground...
Imagine there's a current spike (like ezverything switches on), it's a transiant, but it's normal
Here, your choke will filter this, and will "lift" the ground potential. But only the ground of the 7220.
If this phenomen is big enough, a 0 at the output could even be ween ad a 1 for other devices connected to the normal ground
Imagine there's a current spike (like ezverything switches on), it's a transiant, but it's normal
Here, your choke will filter this, and will "lift" the ground potential. But only the ground of the 7220.
If this phenomen is big enough, a 0 at the output could even be ween ad a 1 for other devices connected to the normal ground
Bernhard said:Not with a big cap across supply pins ?
As well, as I/O currents are also ground related
You could however decouple all I/O but will end up with something that wont function at all
What is the rationale behind wanting to add a ferrite inductor ?
You probably have read to many reccommmendations from AD. TI, BB and Crystal
forget about them, please.........
regards
Ad, Ti, Bb
What?, they are my best friends.......(debounche your keyboard)
Guido Tent said:
You probably have read to many reccommmendations from AD. TI, BB and Crystal
forget about them, please.........
regards
What?, they are my best friends.......(debounche your keyboard)
Guido Tent said:
What is the rationale behind wanting to add a ferrite inductor ?
Keep ground noise away from other circuitry.
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