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From: | Daniel Morgan |
Subject: | Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Hardware filtering quesiton |
Date: | Sat, 7 Jun 2008 07:59:00 -0600 |
I don't know, you need to compare a standard Tiny and a "filtered" one in the same environment.
Let us know the results :)
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Michel2008/6/7 Daniel Morgan <address@hidden>:
Do you think these would be effective on the tiny boards?On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Michel GORRAZ <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi Daniel,
1206 and 0805 doesn't mean values but...sizes !
0805 = 80 x 50mil (20.3 x 1.27mm)
1206 = 120 x 60mil (3.05 x 1.52mm)
So the components you need are :
capacitors value = 1pf, tolerance = 10% (or less), max voltage = 100V (or more), size 0805
inductors (coils) value = 6.8nH, tolerance = 20% (or less), size 1206
Nice filter (ugly module soldering :) but probably useless with such a small GPS antenna ground plane...
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Michel2008/6/6 Daniel Morgan <address@hidden>:_______________________________________________SO i have been looking at this website trying to figure out how to make a filter for the gps so it will reject outside frequencies but have been unable to figure out what a 1206 coil is specifically.. I think it is a inductor but i thought those were measured in Henry's.. Here is the website http://www.webx.dk/rc/video-wireless/filtergps.htm . The filter i am looking to make is the:Homemade low-pass filter for GPS and block for 2.4GHz
using 1206 coils (20% tolerance) and cheap 0805 1pF (10%) 100V capacitors.
Maybe someone who knows what this guy is talking about can explain it better. I would really appreciate this.. Sorry for the dumb question
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