Is the following correct?
IF
IF
- an op-amp has a listed voltage noise of 3 nV/rqrtHz
- used with a gain of 100
- the conditions are such that the voltage noise dominates
- further ignore 1/f and just consider wideband white noise
- I take the FFT of the output noise
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THEN
the noise floor should be observed at 3nV * 100 = 300nV = -130 dB
AND
the rms voltage is equal to 3nV* sqrt(bandwidth)
there is an additional BW effect in the fft definition, if the bin size is ~ 1 Hz then your estimate is roughly correct - figure bin size from time duration of data set/#points in fft
also be aware that various math packages use different normalizations; you may see 1/n or sqrt👎 used
input refered noise is en*sqrt(bw) output noise will be 100x larger
it is quite an accomplishment to totaly remove power line fundamental and harmonics at these levels
also be aware that various math packages use different normalizations; you may see 1/n or sqrt👎 used
input refered noise is en*sqrt(bw) output noise will be 100x larger
it is quite an accomplishment to totaly remove power line fundamental and harmonics at these levels
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