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    on Jul 29, 2010
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  • Forum Post: Sense amplifiers?

    Nate Koppenhaver Nate Koppenhaver
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  • Forum Post: Re: Voltage Converter 3v to 10v

    Danish Ahmed Danish Ahmed
    Well thanks bruce, really it`s working but another issue came up, i want to invert voltages like for 0v to 3v input ,i want to produce 10v to 1v output. Any advice will be helpful . Cheers Bye Bruce
    on Mar 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: Voltage Converter 3v to 10v

    Danish Ahmed Danish Ahmed
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  • Forum Post: 0 to 2.5 scaling to 10v to 0v

    Danish Ahmed Danish Ahmed
    Hi, I am building a sensor to measure the distance, sensor give output from 0 to 2.5 v DC. I want to convert these voltages into 10v to 0 V range. 0v in ---> 10v out 2.5 v in ----> 0 V out So that sensor can easily talk with Inverter ( AC DRIVE ) to control motor speed. I know...
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  • Forum Post: TL971DBV in SOT-23. Available?

    David Nizel David Nizel
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    on Jan 20, 2011
  • Forum Post: Scale input of (2.6V - 0.40V) to output (10V - 1.8V)

    Danish Ahmed Danish Ahmed
    Hi Bruce, In response to our earlier conversation, i have started new thread.. Now i am wondering to scale input of (2.6V - 0.40V) to output (10V - 1.8V) , I can only use positive voltage. Any Help will be very appreciated. Thank you Regards Danish
    on Apr 1, 2011
  • Forum Post: OPA 454 Status pin

    David Mittmann David Mittmann
    I couldn't quite find the answer to these questions on the datasheet. 1)OPA 454. Does the Status pin(5) have to be tied to V+ through a resistor if the status flag is not being used? 2) If using Figure 76 "Output voltage boost" Would the status pin still be tied to the individual...
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  • Forum Post: Motor Current Sensing

    Rasit GOKALAN Rasit GOKALAN
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    Keven74263 Keven74263
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    on Dec 28, 2011
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    Mike, Jung Mike, Jung
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    on Jan 16, 2012
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    Aditya Ayachit Aditya Ayachit
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    on Jan 21, 2012
  • Forum Post: step down (10V-3.6V)

    sanjeev kumar87916 sanjeev kumar87916
    Hi all, I want to convert 10V,4-20mA,50Hz analog signal to 3.6V. IF i am not wrong, we can achieve this in 3-ways. 1) By using voltage divider circuit 2) By using OP-AMP 3)By using voltage compression Diode. Please suggest me which one will be a good Practice and if possible please...
    on Jan 24, 2012
  • Forum Post: 5v to 15v

    sanjeev kumar87916 sanjeev kumar87916
    Hi all, I want to bust 5V analog signal to 15V and should have 200mA DRIVING CAPABILITY. Please help me BR Sanjeev Kumar
    on Jan 25, 2012
  • Forum Post: Op amp temp sensor

    Hithesh Hithesh
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    on Mar 16, 2012
  • Forum Post: Using OpAmp as attenuator

    Naji Naufel Naji Naufel
    Is there an OpAmp and circuit diagram that will allow me to attenuate a 0-10V signal to a 0-2.5V output before feeding it into an ADC? Thank you
    on Mar 22, 2012
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    William Mack William Mack
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    on Apr 13, 2012
  • Forum Post: LMP2021MAEVAL

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    Hi All, Can any one tell the Board Size of " LMP2021MAEVAL " Evaluation Board. Thanks And BR Sanjeev Kumar
    on Apr 17, 2012
  • Forum Post: noise caculate about amplifier!

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    Hellow, ENGINEER; I have caculate the following structure noise ,but I dong't know how to caculate the inveresting current noise that flow through the gain resitor ,can the current flow through the feed back network of R1 and R2 or RG? I WANT to know the path of the the current noise?thank you
    on Mar 14, 2012
  • Forum Post: ISO122 Isolation Amplifier Expected Behavior

    Chris Cole Chris Cole
    I'm using two separate power supplies with the ISO122 part, both supplies supplying +5V and GND. I have a varying voltage signal (1V-5V) being derived from the input supply, and I expect to see the same voltage on the output of this chip due to the nature of the part. But instead, I always get a...
    on Jul 5, 2012
  • Forum Post: Application Note (AB-076 NOISE ANALYSIS OF FET TRANSIMPEDANCE AMPLIFIERS) Needs Update

    Yi Zhang99382 Yi Zhang99382
    This application note was carried over from Burr-Brown. The math involved in this application note needs to be checked. 1st). Number from equation (9a) is inconsistant with number in equation(15a). 2nd). Figure 8) and Figure 9) needs to be checked 3rd). The procedure to calculate current noise...
    on Mar 8, 2012
  • Forum Post: OPA549 KVC (R-PSFM-T11) Package

    Chris Brandt Chris Brandt
    Hello! I am using the OPA549 in a design but have a limited height clearance. I plan to use a custom extrusion for the heat sink that lies flat against the PCB and a fan for cooling. Can the KVC package be laid flat against the PCB after assembly or have its leads be pre-shaped beforehand to facilitate...
    on Oct 17, 2012
  • Forum Post: reprogram

    ben delagana jr. ben delagana jr.
    Hi, Is there any option to reload the program if I suddenly erase the contents of the eeprom after completing TC. I am using multi-cal system with sboc401a software. Can I null or re-zero the output of the real-world sensor after TC, because sometimes after completing calibration of the unit I verify...
    on Jan 8, 2013
  • Forum Post: Is Part #LF356H controlled under ITAR?

    Kim Pritula Kim Pritula
    Part # LF356H, Amplifier; JFET Input Operational; +/- 18 V (Max.); 5 mA (Typ.) @ +25C Supply Is this an ITAR part? If not, is it controlled under the EAR? Thanks. Kim
    on Feb 11, 2013
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