Part Number: OPA835 Hi team,
Can I know for the pin5 (/PD) of OPA835, is it allowed to float this pin if customer does not want to use it?
Regards,
Xiaoying
Part Number: OPA835 Dear All,
Please advice me how to generate Symbol from a Schematic view using TI PSPICE Simulation/Capture tool. Looks like the New Symbol option is always dimmed, no matter what.
Your help is greatly appreciated as we are closing…
Part Number: OPA835 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2834 , TLV9052 , , TINA-TI Hello,
We are working on a circuit where we are evaluating several operational amplifiers, both from TI and other vendors. The devices we have been looking at include the…
Part Number: OPA835 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PSPICE-FOR-TI , TINA-TI , OPA836
When I model a test amplifier using a OPA835 in Ti-Pspice the simulated input bias currents are too high, around 10ua. If I model the same circuit in TinaTi the currents…
Part Number: OPA835 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Hello,
I want to use the OPA835 in a LTspice simulation. However the OPA835.lib file seem to be incorrect or is not understood properly by LTspice. Simulation throughs an error:
ERROR: Node…
Hello Javier,
Thank you for the clarification. Because you are using the part in a single supply configuration, you will want to reference your circuit to midsupply (2.5V). This way the amplifier is not railing at DC and the amplifier can utilize its…
Part Number: INA821 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA835 Hello, we have the following circuit:
The input signal is at Vcm = 2.5 V, Vdiff up to 12 mV, frequency ranging from 1 kHz to 1 MHz. We want the output signal to swing around 1.0 V.
However,…
Part Number: OPA835 Hi team,
My customer wants to use OPA835 to do an inverting amplifier. The input signal is ±100mV. The gain is set to be 5. However, due to the power supply restriction, the VS+ is 3.6V and the VS- is -1V. Is it reliable to use the…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA835 , OPA836 I am working on a design that incorporates an OPA835 to control the current pumped into a semiconductor laser diode. The feedback of the control loop utilizes a Si photodiode that is part of the laser diode…
Hello Art,
Thanks for your response, the previously suggested solution is going beyond our project budget, and unfortunately, the OPA392 is currently out of stock. While searching for alternatives to the OpAmp, we discovered the OPA835 RUN package…