Forum Post: RE: Inquiry regarding voltage output swing on OPA192
Atsushi,In addition to 2k and 10k load, the output voltage swing of OPA192 is also specified for NO LOAD (10mV from rail) that would be virtually the same as the swing with 100k load or greater-see...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Using INA122 for nulling other amplifiers.
Hello Smiffy,If the application requires the output swing to include or go below ground, a dual supply is necessary. Put another way, with a single supply the output of the INA122 can only come to...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Suitability of OPA188/2188/4188 for DC - 20kHz signals
Marek, Thanks for the reply, I'll give both parts serious consideration. OPA192 is incredible; I didn't know we could make amplifiers that good. That part didn't come up on Digikey's parametric...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Using INA122 for nulling other amplifiers.
Thanks, Pete. I'll go the dual supply route - it's only a case of adding a second battery snap.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Input offset voltage of OPA2140 and OPAx192
Ryuji,What you refer to in your question is a typo - both, the input voltage offset and offset drift, are centered around zero and thus should have +/-sign in front of them; therefore, the table below...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: ISO124U simulation model
Hello Paulo,No, there is no model for the ISO124.Best regards,Jose
View ArticleForum Post: RE: TI substitutes for STMicroelectronics TS922IN Dual Op Amp in...
Arthur,For that voltage range, RRIO, and DIP package, I found these devices.TLV2372 (3MHz)LM6132 (10MHz)LM6142 (17MHz)
View ArticleForum Post: RE: LF353 amplifiers
Victor,Here are 8 op-amps with similar slew rate and have rail to rail outputs. To get a full +/-12V output will require a RRO...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Inquiry regarding output voltage on LM2902PWR
Atsushi-san,The simulation model shows an output impedance of 50 ohms.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: PGA117 for volt and current measurement
Dear Ian i think you misunderstood my application how i want to use pga117 output to pga117voltage attenuator off 400 input --^^^^^^----|----^^^^^^--------...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Input offset voltage of OPA2140 and OPAx192
Hello Marec san,Thank you for the reply.I understood. Best Regards,Ryuji Asaka
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Query regarding LM2904QDRQ1
Swati,VIO is in the range of +/-VIO[max]. It can be positive or negative with no correlation channel to channel.IIB is always negative (conventional current flow out of the LM2904) and not zero. The...
View ArticleWiki Page: Solving Op Amp Stability Issues
The attached presentations, created by Tim Green and Collin Wells, provide techniques for solving voltage feedback op amp stability problems. The content is intended to teach any range of professional,...
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View ArticleForum Post: RE: LMC6081 & LMC6001 gain queries
Hi Bob,The LMC6xxx series does have asymmetrical sink/source gains. It is the nature of the beast.With light loads (>100K), the gains could easily surpass 130dB (I was measuring in the mid 140's at...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Thermal transient behavior of INAs and OPAs
Kavindu,Overshoot in INA's and op amps is closely related to the phase margin (see below), which in turn is a function of the bandwidth: BW=gm/Cc=Itail/(Vt*Cc) where current in the input stage,...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: ECG
Good evening Matt,Would you be able to help me understanding the process of ECG signal acquisition? I am trying to acquire real-time ECG signal to process it through my OMAP L-138 LCDK, but I really do...
View ArticleForum Post: Would the INA333 circuit shown in datasheet work well enough for...
I am using INA 333 for EMG signal acquisition using the circuitry shown on page14 in the datasheet with little modification in the placement of the reference (drive) electrode. Also since our...
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