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本帖最后由 jmg 于 2024-10-21 05:31 编辑
There are circuits around that attempt ripple cancellation to improve PWM ripple/response compromise, but the one in EDN comes out virtually identical to fewer parts used in a higher order filter
This from eevblog PWM ripple cancellation.asc
There is a modest improvement in PWM filtering you can get 'for free' (no added parts) and that is to change the second stage RC from a lazy equal-values choice to a lighter loading stage that has less effect on the roll-off
A second stage 4.5 x the resistance of the first, improves rise time ~ 20% better than the more complex ripple cancel, or 35~43% better rise time than the default equal-value RC (or you can choose less ripple)
If your design has a spare opamp, you can get the full improvement in roll-off.
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