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3 E2 E- ?5 U) X0 W1 ]Bypassing is the reduction of high frequency current flow in a high impedance path by shunting that path with a bypass, usually a capacitor (in this case, Cbyp). Bypassing is used to reduce the noise current on power supply lines.
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Decoupling is the isolation of two circuits on a common line. The decoupling network is usually a low pass filter and the isolation is rarely equal in both directions. Decoupling8 b- M8 F( n9 Y& N; h
is used to prevent transmission of noise from one circuit to another. In the figure a bypass capacitor, Cbyp, is shown along with the decoupling circuit, Ldec and Cdec. This is because in practice bypassing is always used when decoupling.( g0 {2 s$ D6 v! F9 _
; d0 ^; l L9 `0 s3 P; a5 M+ [# UMost circuits require bypassing, not decoupling. Using decoupling techniques to accomplish bypassing will give disappointing, if not disastrous, results. Complete understanding of both concepts is vital. We begin with bypassing.
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