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    You Can Measure Both True-Rms and Average-Rectified Values With This Circuit

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    Manuel Penroz
    This circuit diagram shows an input scale factor circuit that scales an input voltage signal. It uses resistors R1-R5, capacitors C1-C2, and operational amplifier AD737JR. The scaled input feeds into an AD8541AR integrated circuit which can measure both true RMS and average-rectified voltage values based on the connections of switches S1 and the capacitors C3-C5. The bandwidth and capacitor values CF and CAV are listed for different bandwidth settings, and it is noted that increasing the value of CF can reduce output ripple at low frequencies when in average mode.

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    You Can Measure Both True-Rms and Average-Rectified Values With This Circuit

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    This circuit diagram shows an input scale factor circuit that scales an input voltage signal. It uses resistors R1-R5, capacitors C1-C2, and operational amplifier AD737JR. The scaled input feeds into an AD8541AR integrated circuit which can measure both true RMS and average-rectified voltage values based on the connections of switches S1 and the capacitors C3-C5. The bandwidth and capacitor values CF and CAV are listed for different bandwidth settings, and it is noted that increasing the value of CF can reduce output ripple at low frequencies when in average mode.

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    This circuit diagram shows an input scale factor circuit that scales an input voltage signal. It uses resistors R1-R5, capacitors C1-C2, and operational amplifier AD737JR. The scaled input feeds into an AD8541AR integrated circuit which can measure both true RMS and average-rectified voltage values based on the connections of switches S1 and the capacitors C3-C5. The bandwidth and capacitor values CF and CAV are listed for different bandwidth settings, and it is noted that increasing the value of CF can reduce output ripple at low frequencies when in average mode.

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    You Can Measure Both True-Rms and Average-Rectified Values With This Circuit

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    Manuel Penroz
    This circuit diagram shows an input scale factor circuit that scales an input voltage signal. It uses resistors R1-R5, capacitors C1-C2, and operational amplifier AD737JR. The scaled input feeds into an AD8541AR integrated circuit which can measure both true RMS and average-rectified voltage values based on the connections of switches S1 and the capacitors C3-C5. The bandwidth and capacitor values CF and CAV are listed for different bandwidth settings, and it is noted that increasing the value of CF can reduce output ripple at low frequencies when in average mode.

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    INPUT SCALE FACTOR

    R1 VCC CF
    69.8k 5V 0.47 ␮F
    1% 1 C
    VIN C COM 8
    R2 R3 R4 R5
    C1 AD737JR 78.7k 80.6k
    5k 7 5k
    0.47 ␮F 2
    VIN +VS
    OUTPUT
    C2 ZERO 5V 0.01 ␮F
    0.01 ␮F
    3 POWER 6 2 1
    DOWN OUTPUT ⫺
    4 5 7
    ⫺VS CAV VOUT
    AD8541AR 6
    Figure 1 CAV
    3
    33 ␮F AVG S1 RMS + 5
    +
    C3 4
    0.01 ␮F
    R6 5V
    100k VCC
    C4
    R7
    2.2 ␮F
    100k
    2.5V
    C5
    1 ␮F
    R8
    100k

    ⫺3-dB BANDWIDTH (Hz) CAV (␮F) CF* (␮F) *CAV IS DISCONNECTED IN THE AVERAGE-VALUE MODE.
    10 68 0.82 THEREFORE, THE OUTPUT RIPPLE IS NOTICEABLY
    HIGHER AT VERY LOW FREQUENCIES.
    20 33 0.47
    SIMPLY INCREASE THE VALUE OF CF TO
    100 6.8 0.1 REDUCE RIPPLE TO THE DESIRED LEVEL.

    You can measure both true-rms and average-rectified values with this circuit.

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