Part Number: OPA4209 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS131M08 , , LMP7704 , OPA4140 , TLV4333 , OPA4197 , OPA4187 , OPA2205 , OPA4205 , OPA205 Tool/software:
Hi guys!
I am collecting data for a product I am developing…
Part Number: OPA4209 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA209 , OPA2209 , Hi, Is channel separation vs frequency plot available for quad version? It is not in a datasheet unfortunately. Or at the bare minimum, data at 1Khz or 10Khz please? Cheers,
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user4165923,
I am still not sure what power supply you are using for your OPA4209 amplifiers. Please elaborate.
If I were to estimate the temperature of the OPA4209 with a 23V supply I would calcultate the estimate increase in temperature (form ambient…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA4227 , OPA4209 What are the main difference including the internal designing of the ICs between the OPA4227 and OPA4209?
We had checked the performance of both the ICs by doing simulations but found that both give…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA4209 I am using the OPA4209 as a voltage tracker in my design. Just input signal to the non-inverting input then connect the output and inverting input directly.
For lack of experience，I have two questions.
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Part Number: TIDA-01427 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA4209 , OPA2209
Hi,
I'm currently looking at implemented something similar to the the TIDA-01427 for one of our ultrasound AFE designs. However we have a +/-12V supply available on our board…
Hi Mike,
the NCV33274 is a very fast bipolar OPAmp with 24MHz bandwidth and 10V/µs slew rate. The LM2904 has 1.2MHz bandwidth and 0.5V/µs slew rate. So, when bandwidth and slew rate is an issue in your application then the LM2904 is a rather bad choice…
Hi Tanvee:
Thanks for these quick responses.
The application is a biomedical sensor product that is very sensitive to supply noise.
It may make the issue more clear to review a few basic numbers, and the general behavior of this type of classic…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC2264 , OPA4209 Hello,
Does anyone know if the TLC2264 Op-Amp has any ESD/Overvoltage Protection Diodes on the inputs? Refer to the OPA4209 for an example.
Thanks,
PK
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA116 , OPA4209 Hey
Our group is working on our final year engineering and have ran into a lot of issues one of which is overheating of our instrumentation amp.
Our system is operating on a +/- 6 V source with reference…
