Problem 18 Noise: The formula for Johnson-Nyquist noise is v = V4KTRB. These values are given: • k = 1.380648522 10-23 K T = 295 K (standard room temperature) R = 5 MN B (bandwidth) = 20MHZ Assume that you have a 12 bit ADC and that the input range of the ADC is 1 V. Calculate the noise voltage due to J-N for this circuit, and then compare this voltage to sensitivity of ADC. That is, how many ADC steps do you expect the measurement to fluctuate due to J-N noise. You should round your answer. Enter the integer number of steps.
Problem 18 Noise: The formula for Johnson-Nyquist noise is v = V4KTRB. These values are given: • k = 1.380648522 10-23 K T = 295 K (standard room temperature) R = 5 MN B (bandwidth) = 20MHZ Assume that you have a 12 bit ADC and that the input range of the ADC is 1 V. Calculate the noise voltage due to J-N for this circuit, and then compare this voltage to sensitivity of ADC. That is, how many ADC steps do you expect the measurement to fluctuate due to J-N noise. You should round your answer. Enter the integer number of steps.
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Noise: The formula for Johnson-Nyquist noise is v = V4KTRB. These values are given:
k = 1.380648522 * 10-23
K
T = 295 K (standard room temperature)
R = 5 MN
B (bandwidth) = 20MHZ
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Assume that you have a 12 bit ADC and that the input range of the ADC is 1 V. Calculate the noise
voltage due to J-N for this circuit, and then compare this voltage to sensitivity of ADC. That is,
how many ADC steps do you expect the measurement to fluctuate due to J-N noise. You should
round your answer. Enter the integer number of steps.
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