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  • electronspeed

    Member • Sep 5, 2009

    1)you can add initial condition to integrator,which is not possible with differentiators.
    2)at high freq differentiators becums unstable & may break into ocsillations
    3)i/p impedance of differentiators dec wid inc in freq.
    4)at high freq it is highly affected by noise.
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  • Paritosh222

    Member • Sep 5, 2009

    thanks, by the way what's your name. and you are in which year.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Sep 5, 2009

    Paritosh222
    thanks, by the way what's your name. and u r in which year.
    Could you please help us keep CE Forum professional by avoiding usage of SMS text in your posts?
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  • Paritosh222

    Member • Sep 5, 2009

    sorry sorry again how can i forget this. i am very very sorry the_big_k seriously it will not be happening next time.
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  • Harshad Italiya

    Member • Sep 6, 2009

    Well what you are using integrator or differentiator is totally dependent on your application. So no meaning of comparising both.
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  • Paritosh222

    Member • Sep 6, 2009

    yes that thing i know, but it was just for the sake to get some additional knowledge.
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