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MS210
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SPI Power Noise Rejection
When recording, SPI flash always generates large noise on power signals. This is because the internal
charge-pump will be enabled when erasing the sector before record sound information to it, and
programming the flash will also use more power than idle states. When recording, sound information is
record in “pages”, and generates noise around 32 Hz. The noise is annoying and need to be filtered clearly.
Small noise in MBIAS will be amplified by OP-AMP and be recorded.
Instead of regulated VAG and MBIAS signal, MS210 uses “dynamic” method to reduce the power noise as
the following figure.
AVDD
Figure 13. Power Noise Rejection Figure
If AVDD has an additive noise N(t), VAG will have noise N(t)*R
2b
/R
2a
12
.
Also, because MBIAS has also the noise from AVDD, and VMIC has noise N’(t). If R
2
>>R
1
, VAA will have
signal as follow:
2
3
22
2
)()(
R
R
RR
R
tNtNVAA
ba
b
+
=
Eq. 1
ADC result will be VAA-VAG, which is the following equation:
12
Assume the power noise is low frequency that C5 has no effect.
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