Part Number: LM7705 Hello,
LM7705 is a very commonly recommended device with op amps to get true swing to 0V on the output. I was looking for an equivalent automotive device and didn't see one. Is there a good similar or equivalent device to the LM7705…
Part Number: LM7705 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM27761
Team,
LM7705 can only source 26mA @ -0.232V.
-Do we have some comparable ICs that can generate the same negative voltage but with higher current? Newer IC like LM27761 do not seem to support…
Part Number: LM7705 Hi, we are using the LM7705 in one of our applications board to generate a negative voltage. We noticed that Vout increases with load. Here is what we get.
0mA Load: Vout = -0.238V 1mA Load: Vout = -0.528V 10mA Load: Vout = -0.682V 20mA…
Part Number: LM7705 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2991 Hello Everyone I want to know how much current can be handled by a single LM7705 device. I also wanted to know how many OPA2991 op-amps can be connected to a single LM7705. Thank you
Part Number: XTR117 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM7705 Tool/software: Hi,
I am using XTR117 to generate 4-20mA output for the industrial application. In my application, I need to convert the 0.8V-3.9V into 4-20mA current output.
So considering…
Part Number: LM7705 When there is no load, a negative voltage is output after a positive voltage is output. When a load (-7mA) was attached to the output, the positive voltage was not output and became a negative voltage.
Does the output voltage of the…
Hi Naeem,
We have a section on offset trimming which demonstrates using a reference voltage at the reference pin. This is the only method of offset voltage trimming that I am aware of for the device. Please see the snippet below from Page 11 in the product…
Part Number: LM7705 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LPV821 , , LM27761 , TPS60400 Hello;
I'm considering using this device to supply an LPV821 precision amplifier to implement a bi-directional, low-side current sense. The requirement is that the amplifier…