Part Number: OPA860 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA861 , OPA615 , LM13700 , OPA2210 Hi Team,
The customer is working on a voltage-controlled current source and would like to use an operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) integrated circuit and they…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA861 The datasheet for the OPA861 appears to have a math mistake in the calculation of component values for the low pass filter. If frequency is 20kHz, and R is 1k, C2=0.008uF and C1=0.004uF. The values for the 10MHz…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA861 , TLE2426 Hello,
I'm a little bit confused about the quiescent current of the OPA861.
Im my application, I'm using the OPA861 in a single supply configuration with 6.6V DC.
I'm also using a TLE2426 as a Vbias…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCM1794 , OPA861 Dear I have a dac with pcm1794 and the output stage is the same of datasheet. I'm happy for this but i'm looking for another configuration that use no feedback IC. i assume a pattern like: DAC out -…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA860 , OPA861 HI every one, I am using OPA 860 IC for VCCS, but i think my circuit is incorrect. Any one will give single supply based VCCS using OPA860 circuit.
Hello Samir,
Something like :
Bias(150V)->Photodiode (Cd=15pF) -> Resistance of 50Ohm between photodiode_anode and GND. A OPA861 connected to the photodiode_anode and a R1/R2 on the OPA861 to be able to lower the current. R1/R2 is configurable. …
Hello Michael,
The propagation delay on the output of the OPA861 will be controlled by the capacitor, noted Ccomp. If the capacitor is greater on one side than the other, the pole formed by the output impedance of the C output (current source) and Ccomp…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA861 , OPA615 , OPA2673 Hi.
I would like to make a laser diode driving circuit for M5-905-0100.
I want drive the laser diode with current varying from 20 to 200mA.
Applied signal is 225MHz PAM.
Can I use OPA861 and high…
Alex,
On +10V, the OPA861 can source/sink ±15mA, on +5V, this goes down to ±8mA, so to achieve 150mA drive, you will have to use 10x OPA861 in parallel. Each OPA861 will consume ~6mA quiescent current.
The maximum number of OPA861 the…