Hi Mohamad,
I'm not really an expert on what you are asking, but I'll give you my opinion.
I believe that as long as there is negative feedback (i.e. increasing the output swing results in the Controller output to move in a direction that reduces…
Hi Parisa,
Unfortunately we don't have anything to provide to you regarding the Opal Kelly module programming. Hopefully you've already looked at the Opal Kelly website:
www.opalkelly.com/.../
Have you been successful in using the TI Ultrasound…
Hello Higa-san and Loren-san,
Here is some offset voltage (Vos) data for the LMH6643 (equivalent to the LMH6644) for 82 units (from 5 runs) on the x-axis, at three different temperatures (-40C, 25C, and 85C, color legend shows on the y-axis left hand…
Hi Arvind,
The LMH6554 is of the Current Feedback Amplifier (CFA) kind. So, the range of allowed values of RF is limited. I think you will run into stability issues if you were to use RF=50ohm that you are suggesting. You could see that in Figure 22…
Hi Erastus,
Please take a look at the LMH6503 Variable gain amplifier (minimum supply voltage 5V) with linear in V/V characteristics (similar to the VCA822). Figure 65, and Figure 66 show some possibilities with regard to using the part with a single…
Hello Rich,
The LMH7220 is made up of BJT (NPN and PNP) and PN junction diodes for active elements. There are of course the normal integrated resistors and a few caps as well. There are no JFET or MOSFET's within.
Regards,
Hooman
Hello,
I think your LMH6644 output will be "well behaved" (though non-linear) under the circumstances you have described where the input CM voltage range is exceeded. there will be no output phase reversal or phase inversion as you've put it.
There…