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I need to rectify 100micro v ac to 1 v dc. can u suggest a good rectifier schematic. The most rectifier circuit i found on google did to wrok in this micro volt range.
The discussion focuses on rectifying a 100 microvolt AC signal to 1 volt DC, emphasizing the necessity of amplification before rectification. Participants recommend using a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) to boost the signal, as rectifying such a low voltage directly is impractical. The conversation also highlights the use of true RMS to DC converters like the AD736/737 and AD536/636/637 for this purpose. Availability of these components in local electronic shops is questioned, with suggestions to order from suppliers like Digi-Key or NewarkInOne.
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chroot said:100 uV at 100 kHz is no problem at all for a low-noise amplifier. If you somehow think an LNA would produce more noise than a discrete rectifier, well, you're wrong. The right tool would be the LNA.
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