Part Number: OPA365 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2365 , OPA2830 , OPA2356 , TLV3604 Tool/software: Hi Experts,
I have a PCB board with OPA2365A on it, and I want to replace it with an OPA that has a higher gain-bandwidth to amplify a 50MHz signal…
Part Number: OPA2834 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2356 , OPA2310 , TINA-TI , OPA356 Hi teams,
My customer has the following questions regarding OPA2834. Could you please give me an answer?
<Question 1> Are there any specifications regarding…
Part Number: TIDA-01187 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV3601 , THS4541 , OPA356 , OPA856 , LMH6629 , OPA2356 , OPA857 Tool/software: This question is continuation to thread which is a review of schematic re-spinned on TIDA-01187
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2356 , OPA2355 Hi All,
we are looking for ADA4891-2 replacement. Can you propose a TI par with similar characteristic?
Br,
David.
Please check
http://www.ti.com/product/OPA2356
Can you please help us understand a little more about the end application and the use case @ your customer .
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2356 I'm a test engineer and we are testing OPA2356 for a customer and are consistently failing the "Voltage Output Swing from Rail" parameter based on the values reported in the datahseet at 25C. The upper limit specified…
Farhan,
GBP of 1MHz is nowhere sufficient to obtain 80kHz usable bandwidth in a close loop gain of 100 but GBP of 80MHz is probably an overkill. OPA360 has a fixed internal gain of 2 so you may not use it for your desired gain of 100. Most of our amplifiers…