Part Number: OPA3S328 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX1308 Hi team,
Why ton/toff of OPA3S328`s internal switch is so slow:
It need 1~2 uS, but for general MUX device, even low cost one, like TMUX1308, it only need tens of nS for ton/toff:
So I am…
Part Number: OPA328 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA3S328 , Tool/software: Hi Ti,
I'm having trouble identifying the issue with my model, which is set for a lower gain of 500 ohms using the OPA3S328 dual-channel op-amp in a transimpedance configuration…
Hello PG,
Please check out OPA328 vs. OPA340 . It is better op amp for TIA application. OPA3S328 is a dual channel version of the precision op amp + some additional features.
https://www.ti.com/product/OPA328?login-check=true#order-quality
If you have other…
Part Number: OPA928EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA928 , OPA3S328 Tool/software: I want to use an OPA928EVM and I want to change the Rf resistor depending on the situation. There are only two jumpers and no switching switch, and one of them has…
Hi Grady,
What input ranges do you need? Could we discuss it via email in detail?
For automatic gain control, we could use external programmable gain amplifiers or amplifiers with multiplexers, and comparators to automatically switch gains.
Some options…
HI Henry,
As alternate solutions, you could consider using a programmable gain transimpedance amplifier or a Logarithmic amplifier solution.
Since the application requires to measure a wide range of current, from 10nA to 1mA., and if the application requires…
Part Number: LOG200 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LOG114 , OPA3S328
Optical power monitors are necessary for real-time network performance reporting of signal strength and integrity in telecommunication systems. A typical optical power monitoring scheme…
Part Number: OPA392 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA328 , OPA3S328 , OPA2392
Laser diode drivers and Mach Zehnders play an impactful role in optical networking, enabling optical signals to travel as far and as fast as today’s standards. With the advancement…
Dear Katlynne,
for the PGA I found the PGA117AIPWR or the OPA3S328 in stock! I think to take the OPA3S328. Sorry for previous schematic, the voltage for PGA is 5V0 solution 2).
thanks for your return
alexandre
Hi,
The OPA3S328 is a good option for this:
https://www.ti.com/product/OPA3S328
It has two high-precision amplifiers with fast settling to drive SAR ADCs, along with integrated switches, to be able to switch to multiple gain configurations.
Let me know…
