Part Number: OPA615 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA860 Hi,
In peak detector with OPA615, it is used BAT17 Schottky diodes at C_Hold pins. Is there any special reason for these diodes?
Part Number: OPA615 Hello,
In below figure is the reference design of a Integrator using OPA615. It mentions that Hold control signal is tie high so that this integrator will be free running. I wonder if the hold control signal is drive low, does…
Part Number: OPA615 I use the OPA615 to sample and hold positive pulses。
Can OPA615 provide only the positive power? Can the "-VCC" pin be connected to ground？
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Part Number: OPA615 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA356 Hi,
We want to design peak detect circuit for 1.65MHz sine wave. Peak voltage is 48 and negative peak varies when our device fails. Is there cheaper part instead of OPA615?
Thank you.
With…
Part Number: OPA615 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA860 , OPA695 , Hello experts,
I am working in a tough design where we are trying to measure the peak value of very fast pulses. The pulses are shaped as a double exponential, with a rise time of…
Part Number: OPA615 Hi team,
My customer found a problem using OPA615IDR. The schematic diagram of OPA615IDR is as follows:
When OPA615_IN network is suspended, after ± 5V voltage is applied, some OPA615 chips can measure about 45mv DC level on…
Part Number: OPA615 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA860 Hello Guys,
Our customer is looking to to measure the peak value of an optical-pulse signal (converted to an electrical signal via the DET10A2 photodiode, ThorLabs). The pulse has a rise time…
Hi Orwell, the OPA615 is a very fast chip and you need to use HF techniques to make it work properly. Breadboarding will not give good results. Another issue is the cabling. For the input signal you should use a 50R driver, a 50R cable and a 50R termination…
Part Number: OPA615 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BUF602 , , TINA-TI Hi,
I would like to build fast peak detector. It should be analog circiut.
I decided to try with OPA615 and BUF602 IC.
The signal to measure: PPM, 4MHz, 10ns pulse amplitude…
