Part Number: OPA4140 Please advise whether this device is considered a “cavity” part. If so, whether TI performed any PIND test?
PIND (Particle Impact Noise Detection)
OPA4140AIPWR
Part Number: OPA4140 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA140 Hi,
I'm designing a Sallen-Key filter and need to know the DC transfer function of the filter.
The OPA4140 touts Rail-to-rail output, so I don't understand why my DC sweep from 0-5V doesn…
Part Number: OPA4140 Hello team,
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Customer see the output voltage shift at the operation in some devices and they are looking into the root cause.
Here is their inquiries.
- Is there possibility that the output is changed about 2.5% at stable…
Part Number: OPA4140 I'm using PSPICE for TI and attempting to simulate the OAP4140 (transient analysis).
Any time I change the negative supply to a value other than the same value for the positive supply, the simulation fails.
For instance, the standard…
Part Number: OPA4140 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA140 , OPA2677 , , TL072 Hi team, I'd like to know about the minimum value of the slew rate. Of course, I know this value is not specified in the datasheet. (Just write TYP) I'd like to know it for…
Dear Dennis,
Thansk so much for your reply. Actually, the input signal between pin 3 and pin 5 is NC. hence the input signal is 0 and the supply current is still very large. I can not find the reason. can I change the OPA4140 to another chip to resolve…
Part Number: OPA4140 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2277 , OPA140 Hi Team,
I'm selecting a low IB(<200pA through -40c~85C), low offset(<200uV) support up to 30V supply amplifier. It seems OPAx140 is a choice, but I can't find the Ib curve across…