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From: brainwagon
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  • Very good demo. Take that from an old Navy radar tech. I too have had an interest in the 160-190 Khz band for a long time.Glad to see that the old hands-on techniques are not getting lost.

  • I posted a video response which explains where the noise comes from and why bypass capacitors help.

  • If the ic suddenly draws more current, the voltage over the internal resistance in your voltage source rises, and less voltage is delivered at the terminals.

  • I argue with that :

    1- your chip is generating signal with some frequency

    2- that signal can find its way back to the rest of the design via the power line VCC

    3- you use decouple cap to DECOUPLE the noisy circuit from the rest of the design

    4- choose decouple cap with value that adopt to the noise signal you expect

  • Nice demonstration! It's good to see an example of what voltage sag looks like in practice.

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