Part Number: OPAMP-NOISECALC Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA145 , TINA-TI Dear TI Experts,
We are trying to use the OPA145 as an non-inverting unity gain buffer to feed the input of an integrating ADC. The input voltage range is DC +10V to -10V…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA328 , OPA320 , OPA145 , OPA196 , LMP7701 , OPA191 Tool/software: Hi,
I found the thread below about alternatives to OPA124.
https://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers-group/amplifiers/f/amplifiers-forum/1020810/opa124…
Part Number: OPA145 Hello,
I would like to have voltage subtractor without using OPAMP. In the circuit attached below the voltage difference across A and B is 21V with point A=15V and point B=-6V. I want to develop a circuit that will have a voltage…
Part Number: OPA145 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA140 , TINA-TI Hello,
I am trying to simulate an analog circuit with OPAx145 OPAMP. I have used the TSM file of OPA145 , however I am not getting the desired resut during DC analysis as well as…
Part Number: OPA145 Tool/software: Hello team,
Can NC pins(1, 5, 8) be connected to GND?
I believe it could be possible, but can you double check there is no wire bonded to the die?
Best Regards,
Austin
Part Number: OPA145 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX6208 , OPA140 Hi,
We have a circuit consisting of a OPAMP (OPA145) and AMUX (TMUX6208). The input of the OPAMP is connected to a mother-board test point. When there is no voltage from the mother…
Part Number: OPA145 Hello,
i got the OPA145 recommended from the TI team for biosignal processing. We used the amplifier as a voltage follower. we supplied the part with +6.6V and -3.3V (originally we wanted to use +-3.3V but then we found this forum…
Part Number: OPA145 Hi Texas team,
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OPA124UA is obsolete and texas suggest replacement is OPA145 but in OPA124UA output voltage mention 12 V and OPA145 output voltage mention " out put voltage swing from rail " = 250mV
i need the output voltage…
Part Number: OPA145 Hi, do you know why the U2 in this circuit does not buffer the 2,9 Volts at +5Volts on the supply (see attached)?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Sebastien
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