Part Number: OPA347 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA140 , TINA-TI I believe I am seeing incorrect noise behavior from the OPA347 model in TINA.
I started by using the SPICE model for this (OPA347.lib) and importing into LTSpice, which I am more familiar…
Part Number: OPA347 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA391 , TLV333 Hi everyone,
As title, I am looking for replacement opamp for OPA347. Can someone give me a little hint?
Thanks.
Hai
Part Number: OPA347 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , INA827 , , TS5A9411 I have a design which will smooth a differential input signal from an In Amp, provide some gain with a potentiometer and output the signal. This is all fine but when the signal…
Part Number: OPA347 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA4347 I have designed and simulated a low-voltage sensor acquisition and amplifier circuit to amplify low voltage differential input signals to give a DC output voltage.
After the In-Amp I have a Sallen…
Different logic families have different electrical characteristics.
SN74AHC1G08, SN74LVC1G08-EP
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SN74LVC1G07-EP
SN74LVC2G17-EP
SN74LVC1G32-EP
SN74LVC1G125-EP (only for translating to a lower voltage)
OPA347/OPA341 (with different GBW and…
Part Number: OPA244 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV2451 , , OPA348-Q1 , TLV2381 , OPA347 , OPA348 Hi all Would you mind if we ask some opamps? About below amps, which amps are JFET or bipolar type? We are sorry that we could not judge correctly. As our recognition…
Part Number: OPA347 Hi Team,
Our schematic as below.
OPA347 would output high if MEMS_HEATER pull High. Then the negative feedback would pull low OUT pin.
So if MEMS_HEATER maintain High, OPA347 would keeping switch IN+ and IN-.
Are there any risk on…
Part Number: OPA347 Hi,
I received the following question from my customer.
Do you have any data of aging effect of offset voltage on the following condition?
Condition 1
・Ta = room temperature or +85℃
・Term:1000/2000/3000 hour
・Energization stateme…
At less than −40 °C, correct operation is not guaranteed.
Use this search to find opamps that work at −55 °C. You probably want the OPA347 or OPA341, depending on the speed.