Power Line Adaptive Filter (PLAF)
Introduction for the Power Line Adaptive Filter
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EDR’s PLAF (power line adaptive filter) was designed around the EDR 82534
multi-notch (comb) reject filter. The PLAF is a stand-alone unit created for use in the detection of natural electromagnetic waves at
remote locations and seismic data collection, biomedical and other scientific and industrial applications. EDR’s notch filter is a very
unique device. It substantially reduces electrical noise caused by power sources without altering the waveforms of an input signal.
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Specifications:
| EDR Part Number |
EDR82561 (PLAF-01) |
| Dynamic Range |
80 dB |
| Max 3db Notch Bandwidth |
<0.7 Hz |
| Attenuation at power line frequency |
>60 dB |
| Attenuation at 1st harmonic |
>50 dB |
| Attenuation at 2nd harmonic |
>24 dB |
| Attenuation at 3rd harmonic |
>9 dB |
| Variable Gain |
x1, x10, x100 |
| Input/Output Impedance |
100 kW / 1 W |
| Maximum Input Voltage |
+/-4Vp @ x1 |
| DC Offset |
<3 mV |
| Supply Voltage |
16 VAC 50/60 Hz |
| Supply Current |
500 mA AC |
| Variable Bandwidth |
DC-300 Hz |
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DC-3 KHz |
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DC-30 KHz |
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DC-100 KHz |
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