Part Number: LMV612 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV2387 Hi,
When i use LMV612MMX/NOPB had some questions ,the Schematic as follows:
I use three Boards test V1,V2 and VOUT:
The one V1:0.188V,V2:0.191V,VOUT:1.083V
The other V1:0.189V,V2:0…
Part Number: LMV612 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMV932 , LMV932-N Hi,
we are looking for alternatives to the LMV932MA/NOPB we are currently using in our boards. Looking at the datasheet we found that LMV612 is pretty much identical and I'm wondering…
Part Number: LMV612 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMV931-N , LMV341 1. What is the maximum value of the bias current and offset current? There are only typical values (15nA and 13nA) in the manual, and there is no maximum.
2. Does the input pin have…
Part Number: LMV612LMV612 only uses A, B is not used, but forget to process B when design, resulting in +INB, -INB, OUTB are all floating state, what will result in this, A will be invalid? The product is about to be released and does not want to modify…
Part Number: LMV358-N-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9002-Q1 , LMV612 , OPA2323 , OPA2325 Tool/software: Hello,
I am currently using LMV358Q1MAX/NOPB in our design as a ADC Buffer(voltage follower) with 3.3V as supply voltage and input voltage…
Hello John,
The circuit is not a linear conversion from NTC resistance to voltage. Over a large temperature range, this will become more non linear. If your application can correct for the non linearity, then this circuit topology can be used.
I suggested…
We tested the new LMV612 and the results were encouraging. Please find below the oscilloscope test results conducted with the LMV612. The sound quality is just as good as previous good units, and we have achieved a maximum voltage reading of 3.33 V, which…
Part Number: LM358A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM358 , TLV9002 , TLV6002 , LMV612 , TLV8542 , TLV9052 , LMV358 , LMV358A Hi,
Please find the schematic, We are using LM358AD and giving 3.3V to Opamp IN+ pins, but we are getting 2.0V on output…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMV612 Hello,
I am currently looking for a test board/circuit that can send a varying duty-cycle PWM signal to an 8-bit AVR Microcontroller and also watch two analog outputs from an LMV612 op amp to verify functionality…