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  • Forum Post: Re: Stability of Differential op.amp with Gain<1V/V (THS4521)

    Kristoffer Flores Kristoffer Flores
    Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Hi Roman, For regular op amps, the minimum gain stability is given for the non-inverting or noise gain configuration, i.e. for inverting gain of -1, the non-inverting gain is...
    on Sep 30, 2010
  • Forum Post: Can fully differential amplifiers with noise figures of up to 13dB be used to drive a high-speed 16-bit ADC without impacting performance?

    DavidT DavidT
    Adequacy of noise performance of fully differential amplifiers for driving high-speed 16-bit ADCs can be determined by comparing the noise figure of the amplifier to the noise figure of the 16-bit ADC. The typical noise figure of a high performance 16-bit pipeline ADC is 30dB to 33dB, while that of...
    on Oct 4, 2010
  • Forum Post: I need a fully differential amplifier with a 2V p-p output swing in 6ns, can I use the THS4521?

    DavidT DavidT
    If you require 2V peak-to-peak in 6ns, it is possible to use the THS4521 FDA device. The only caveat is that the THS4521 requires a supply voltage of at least +/-1.65V (or 3.3V single-supply) to achieve such performance. Attached are results from testing the THS4521 with a differential input signal...
    on Oct 7, 2010
  • Wiki Page: Can fully differential amplifiers with noise figures of up to 13dB be used to drive a high-speed 16-bit ADC without impacting performance?

    Sannatizer35 Sannatizer35
    Can fully differential amplifiers with noise figures of up to 13dB be used to drive a high-speed 16-bit ADC without impacting performance? by 682470 Adequacy of noise performance of fully differential amplifiers for driving high-speed 16-bit ADCs can be determined by comparing the noise...
    on Oct 25, 2010
  • Forum Post: Fully Differential Amplifier, Single Supply Problem compared to Dual Supply

    William Lu61122 William Lu61122
    Hello, I'm using a FDA to reject a 2.5V offset of my signal and amplify the signal such that when it goes through a peak detector, it'll be at 5V. When using dual supply, I am able easily achieve this. However, when changing the configuration to a single supply, the signal will clip if...
    on Nov 22, 2010
  • Forum Post: Re: LMH6554LE-EVAL higher speed differential amplifier

    Hooman Hashemi Hooman Hashemi
    Hi, The values are not very critical. The total load on LMH6554 output(s) will be: R6 + R7 + 4*RL or about 300ohm which is fine (as stated in AN-1945), assuming R12= R13= C14= C15= 0ohm, R6= R7= 50ohm, and your RL is a 50ohm test equipment load. This is assuming that your are using a 4:1 transformer...
    on Feb 6, 2012
  • Forum Post: FDA

    eli eli
    Looking for FDA device,with integrated gain resistors,like the ANALOG DEVICE,AD8475,for low power application
    on Nov 6, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: FDA

    eli eli
    Hi, Its a video board with 8 chanel 14bit A/D like ADS5294. Customer prefer to use FDA with integrated resistors soluton,Gain=0.5,,and need low power consumption. Eli
    on Nov 9, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: FDA

    eli eli
    Hi, Thanks,iteresting device,but its too slow,as it for Video application B.regards Eli
    on Nov 20, 2012
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