Part Number: OPA827
Tool/software:
Hi, TI expert
A customer wants to apply OPA827 to a circuit, but he has no experience using OPAMP, so he has a question.
When using OP-AMP, it is designed as +15V, -15V as shown below, but the board that needs to be…
Part Number: OPA827 Tool/software: Hello. I have a question about the document below. "slau522_TI Precision Designs Verified Design"
First Please check the error in the document below. 2.1 Detailed Schematic - 0.1Hz LPF(HPF) 2nd order G = 10 - 10Hz…
Part Number: OPA827OPA827AIDR Maximum Allowable operating junction temperature where it meets data sheet parameters. The help desks states that this part has low power and a allowable junction temperature of 125C. But the current typical power dissipation…
Part Number: OPA827 A 3kHz SIN wave is input in an environment with an ambient temperature of 25 degrees. (1) When used with a single power supply (+ 15V) (2) When used with a single power supply (+ 30V) (3) When used with both power supplies (± 15V)…
Part Number: OPA827 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA134
I wached the TI Precsion Lab.
For calculation, the bandwidth is 11MHZ. For simulation, it is 18MHZ.
I want to confirm I use 11MHZ or 18MHZ as the bandwidth when I design the circuit? Which is…
Part Number: OPA828 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA827 , Tool/software: I'm using the OPA828 as a preamp for a reproduce head in an analog magnetic tape recorder. This is the first time I've tried using a FET-input opamp for this job, because…
Hi,
When you are able to check pin 6 of OPA548 with a DMM/scope, I recommend also checking pin 6 and pin 3 of OPA827.
We are currently violating the VCM spec when we are running at higher resistance values:
OPA827 VCM spec:
Violating this spec will…
Part Number: OPA827 Hello
How to define the stability of an AOP that has a gain <1
Ex: a gain of 0.25 How to find the phase margin, gain <0db?
Stabilité.docx
See attached document Best regards
Part Number: OPA827 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA837 , OPA657 , OPA656 Hello,
I have some questions about the Vos drift over temperature.
In the initial description, I have found that typical value is 0.5uV/°C:
but in the following table,…