I was searching for a good and easy way to implement an impedance meter, and I found a very intersting technic in the following link:
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/easy-impedance-(lcr)-measurement-method/
I did a simpified circuit find it attached, knowing that I want to go up to 5Mhz, do you think this will work?
I am wondering about the following:
I was thinking about the AD8010, do you think it will do the job, if no what do you propose as a substitute to go up to 5Mhz
thank you
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/easy-impedance-(lcr)-measurement-method/
I did a simpified circuit find it attached, knowing that I want to go up to 5Mhz, do you think this will work?
I am wondering about the following:
- Will the diod behave like a capacitor at around 5Mhz
- how much slew rate will I need to charge the capacitor for the voltage peak detector (will it reflect the real peak voltage)
- the precision for the instrument amp and the peak detector
- what type of IA and opamp do I have to use to be able to go up to 5Mhz
I was thinking about the AD8010, do you think it will do the job, if no what do you propose as a substitute to go up to 5Mhz
thank you
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