Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521
HI i have recently encountered an issue with LMH6521 for my oscilloscope design project.
How accurate is the spice model for this part? I am asking This because on TINA TI simulation the amplifier works for low…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 Hallo,
I have a question. I think that the output gain of the LMH6521 is (26dB – Attenuator Gain). Is my understanding correct?
Our customer ask us. They set the digital attenuator to 18dB (C8h) referring to…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 Hallo,
The LMH6521 mentions below in page-14 with Figure 30. “ Make sure to check the inductor datasheet to not exceed the maximum current limit. “ Could you please let me know how to calculate the inductor…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 I'm working on a design using the LMH6521 DVGA and I've been trying to setup a simulation using the ADS2009 spice model found at ( http://www.ti.com/product/LMH6521/toolssoftware ).
I'm running ADS2009U1 and…
Hi Rahul,
1. These HS Amps have ADS models already: LMH6523, LMH6881, LMH2832, OPA857, LMH6521, LMH6554, TRF37X73, and TRF37X75. Maybe you can use one of these in the meantime?
I don't have good answers for your other inquiries. Hopefully they will be…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 Hi Team,
Do we have measured s-parameters (s2p files) of the LMH6521 for its operation over frequency and gain (such as fig.4 in the datasheet), so I can model it for the system.
Thanks,
Max
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 Hello!
I am using a LMH6521 to amplify a 125 MHZ signal. I have a custom board I am talking to with the SPIUS2 SPI controller. I have the CLK, CS, SDI, SDO connected between the SPIUS2 and the LMH6521 with a 470…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 , TXB0104 Does the control signal of LMH6521/22 is compatible for 1.8V control signal ? like some FPGA IO output is 1.8V, does it can connect to LMH6521?
thanks
Part Number: LMH6517 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH6521 , LMH6881 , LMH6515
Hi,
I'm looking for a VGA solution to satisfy the requirements below:
1. support 5V supply
2. gain step size:0.5-1dB
3. gain range: -10dB to 15dB
4.BW: DC-130MHz
5. parallel…
Hello Ed,
Here is a reference design on how to do this for the LMH6521:
The same concepts will apply to this device, as it also features a self-biasing feature to 2.5V.
In regards to signal overshoot, I would confirm that you are not exceeding the abs…