Part Number: OPA211 Hi,team,
My customer has questions about OPA211AIDR and OPA211IDR,
datasheet page 8,6.6 and datasheet page 10,6.7 about OPAx211A and OPAx211 parameters are reversed?
Normally, the suffix with A should be more advanced,But looking…
Hi Eric,
You missed the input Vcm requirements for OPA211. The V+ node is 0.227V and V4 generator needs DC biased at 2.5V. Please try the following.
I configured 2.5V at V+ with 200||2kohm, and DC biased the generator at 2.5V with 100mV riding on…
Part Number: OPA211 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA1611 , TINA-TI I found in the noise simulation that the noise spectral density of many operational amplifiers including OPA211 is not flat after it is greater than 1M. I want to know whether this…
Part Number: INA849 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA211 , , TINA-TI Hi TI,
I'm doing one simulation.
I connect the circuit like below two figures.
I want to create one stable net which will generate stable current at "R3".
OPA211 is the buffer…
Part Number: OPA211 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Hello All,
Why is there a mismatch between my data sheet and the simulated results? On the data sheet plot I have shown where by expected bandwidth is given a gain of 40dB. In TINA-TI simulation…
Hi Andreas,
The datasheet recommended to have minimum voltage of 4.5V as operating conditions in a single voltage supply. Even if the part works at 3.3V, it may not get the linear responses the op amp output.
Using 4.5V as the single rail power supply…
Part Number: OPA211-HT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA211 Hi,
I would like to know relation of OPA211-HT and OPA211.
Is OPA211-HT the device sorted from OPA211 ?
Or are OPA211-HT and OPA211I different schematic or process?
Best Regards, …
Part Number: OPA211 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM20 , Hi I'm looking for an equivalent foot print to the OPA211DRG in a SOT but with Rail to Rail input capability or at least 0.3V to 2.5V to cover the temperature range of an LM20. The board has…
Part Number: OPA211 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA1622 Hi,
In reading the document "An Engineer's Guide to Designing with Precision Amplifiers" a question has come up regarding the contribution to input offset voltage made by the PSRR of the device…