[sdiy] Signals leaking into the PSU?
Sean Ellis
tensiontype at hotmail.com
Thu Feb 23 10:04:59 CET 2023
I was wondering about that, would seperating the digital and analog grounds using 3 pins each on the Euro power connector give any benefit?
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Subject: Re: [sdiy] Signals leaking into the PSU?
The existing IDC connector would have the potential to use different grounds, so this would be a matter of agreeing on a standard and creating a busboard.
But as a circuit designer I am not sure how much I'd rely on the 5V from the busboard, especially for things like ADC and DAC references.
On February 22, 2023 8:41:08 PM UTC, Mike Bryant <mbryant at futurehorizons.com> wrote:
>> Eurorack has a 5V supply for such things, but there's
>> still a common ground (a non-zero resistance back to the power supply,
>>and in common with the other power sources) that can get polluted by
>>varying currents.
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>I'm not a Eurorack person, but I would have expected separate digital and analogue grounds back to the PSU. If not available, couldn't somebody add it as an option ?
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