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https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa201/sbaa201.pdf

The first-page abstract and the discussion of low-pass filter design explain why signal and reference filters must have matching responses to retain excitation-noise cancellation.

Additional cited passages: §§3.1–3.2, printed pp. 6–9, Figures 3-1–3-4, resistance-decade-box noise tests comparing reference-only filtering with matched signal/reference filters. The mismatched-filter experiment uses 1 mA excitation, a 2 kΩ reference, gain eight and 20 samples per second. https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa201/sbaa201.pdf[Printed pp. 6–9, apparatus and noise-versus-input observations]{ref}

Additional cited passage: §3.4, printed p. 11, and Table 3-1, electrical settling after excitation activation and before acquisition; the table expresses resolution-dependent settling requirements in RC time constants. https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa201/sbaa201.pdf[Printed p. 11, initial filter settling and timing considerations]{ref}


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