I am building a chopper amplifier to remove 1/f noise. I used ADG1436YRUZ as the modulator for the differential input; then modulated the differential signal is amplified and converted to single ended signal; then this signal and its inverted signal is passed through ADG1419BRMZ for demodulation. For current board, it still has 1/f noise, (around 1Hz). I will improve the clock distribution in next version. But I don't see any schematic mentioning using ADG analog mux as chopper switch. All of the article talking about using discrete NMOS for chopper switches. Is there problem for me to use ADG for this purpose?
David:
I can not use ADG1208 family, even their charge injection is very small compared with ADG733. because their resistance is too high 120 Ohm which gives 1.4nV/sqrt(Hz) for one side and about 2nV/sqrt(Hz) for noise summation of both sides while it need to below 0.5nV/sqrt(Hz). In addition, the larger resistance, the larger serial voltage which will be developed from imbalanced charge current. ADG733 has 2.5 Ohm while only 3PC charge injection , so it is the best candidate.
David:
I can not use ADG1208 family, even their charge injection is very small compared with ADG733. because their resistance is too high 120 Ohm which gives 1.4nV/sqrt(Hz) for one side and about 2nV/sqrt(Hz) for noise summation of both sides while it need to below 0.5nV/sqrt(Hz). In addition, the larger resistance, the larger serial voltage which will be developed from imbalanced charge current. ADG733 has 2.5 Ohm while only 3PC charge injection , so it is the best candidate.