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  • OPA2863A: OPA2863A

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    Part Number: OPA2863A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , Hi there, Seems that reference design for TINA does not work properly. Could you fix the problem or send it to us please? Regards

  • OPA2810: Is there any chip can replace AD8066?

    Part Number: OPA2810 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2863A Hi TIer When I recommend the customer to use OPA2810 replace AD8066. customer concern the cooling capacity of OPA2810. Customer prefer the chip with thermal pad. So could you provide me with…

  • OPA2625: Right alternative for ADA4807-2ACPZ-R2?

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    Part Number: OPA2625 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2863 , OPA2863A Hi team, What is the right alternative for ADA4807-2ACPZ-R2? Best regards, Kento

  • RE: OPA2810: Asymmetric power supplied rail and little lower power supplied rail

    It is not recommended to use OPA2810 below the minimum recommended supply voltage. The device may see a performance degradation across process corners or temperature variations, which is not captured in simulation models and may not be evident at room…

  • THS6214: Receiver for THS6214 or THS6204

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    Part Number: THS6214 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS6204 , , THS6062 , THS7002 , THS6002 , THS6301 , THS6302 , THS6222 , THS4561 , THS4551 , THS4541 , OPA2863A , OPA863 , OPA2863 , OPA810 Hi TI Team, I search the receiver that can match with THS6214 or THS6204…

  • RE: LMH6622: LMH6622

    Hi, You could consider using the lower power OPA2863 . This is a 50 MHz, RRIO, voltage feedback amplifier with 2.7 - 12.6 V supply voltage capability. The unity-gain stable OPA2863 consumes only 700 uA per channel and is offered in a very small 2x2mm…

  • RE: LMH6702: Opamp

    Hi, The LMH6702 is a current feedback amplifier (CFA) and CFAs aren't the best choice for lower speed, high precision applications. The input offset voltage and the bias currents at the respective inputs times the impedance at these inputs, would reflect…

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