Part Number: OPA445 Tool/software: Hello,
We are currently using the TI part OPA445AU/2K5 (op-amp) configured as a comparator in our design. The application requires a maximum data rate of 9600 baud .
Could you kindly confirm whether this device…
Part Number: OPA445
To whom it may concern,
(1) What is the Common - Mode Voltage Range of the OP445AU when the supply voltage V+=52V , V - = - 3 . 3V ?
(2) W hen the voltage o f the i nput s ignal i s b etween the C ommon…
Part Number: OPA445 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA455 , OPA462 , OPA452 How can the OPA445 improve the slew rate of the noninverting and inverting amplifier circuits?
Currently, I am looking at the operation of the actual device, but the slew…
Part Number: OPA445 Hi. I wonder if you can update OP temp for OPA445AU (Tube) at your homepage and in Datasheet? For OPA445AU/2K5 it is already stated. Best Regards Örjan
Part Number: OPA445 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3886 , , TINA-TI Hi,
Why this type of assembly is stable.
The counter-reaction is done on the + pin of U3 knowing that U4 has a gain = -1
Normally any feedback on the + pin of an AOP does not…
Part Number: OPA445 Hello,
I am designing a new product using the OPA445. I have tried to simulate it using Tina but the output does not seems to be amplified. Can anyone help?
Attached is the screenshot.
Let me know if you have any questions. …
Part Number: OPA452 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Hello,
I need to drive a 10uF capacitve load which acts as a low pass filter to block the dc current. The OPA452 amplifies the voltage of a rectangular signal and 2 transistors in a push pull…
Part Number: OPA445 As per title, will leaving pins 1 and 5 floating cause any problems? We have no plans on using the trimmers. This opamp will be used in a voltage follower configuration.
Hi Jeff,
The OPA445 uses an older macromodel architecture which may not model voltage or current noise as accurately as the architecture used in newer macromodels.
Since it seems that the OPA445 macromodel does model the broadband noise correctly…