Part Number: OPA192 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Hello,
Problem with Howland current pump with buffer circuit.
The +50mA/-50mA current generator allows to supply a valve simulated by a 1H choke and a 260R series resistor. The assembly is not…
Part Number: ADS7953 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA365 , OPA325 Hi, Expert
my customer want to use ADS7953, and use example application.
some question need to confirm with you:
figure66 in ADS7953 datasheet , customer want to use 3.3V for OP192 power…
Part Number: OPA192 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Please correct the model.
The new 1.6 version dated June-11-2021 is broken.It is missing parameters.
In line #259 of the model, SW_OL_OPAx192 parameters are missing. As reference, see line #259…
Part Number: OPA192 we are currently using a zener diode in our circuit for input pin protection where leakage current in some parts have become a concern. we would like to remove it altogether if possible given the large resistance already in series…
In case of OPA192 using a dual +/-5V supplies (with VTIA nulled to zero), you would simply connect VTIA to the input of second stage as shown below. The ADC input would then be reference to GND.
In case of OPA392 using a single 5V supply, you would …
Part Number: OPA192 One of my customers is evaluating OPA192 for their new products. At this moment, they have the following questions. Could you please give me your reply for them?
Q1. We can see a ESD diode is placed between IN- and VDD terminal in Figure…
Part Number: OPA192 Hi all,
I am now trying to simulate the OPA192.
And I build the circuit using Eagle S/W (Our in-campus pcb circuit fabrication tool only accepts Eagle. So it's unchangeable) and I am having trouble in mapping the OPA192 component…
Part Number: OPA192 In aerospace, there is a no floating metal requirement, ex: unused pins are tied to ground through some resistor. What is TI recommendation on NC pins for the OPA192IDR? Leave floating or tie to GND through some resistor?
Part Number: OPA192 Hi,
Let me know the following,
I think that the offset voltage specs over 0℃to85℃ and -40℃to125℃ in the OPA192 D/S include the effect of Input offset voltage drift.
but when I calculate the max offset voltage @ +125℃ from the max…