Part Number: OPA892 Tool/software: Hello,
I need to use the OPA 892D for building an amplifier circuit. My questions are listed below:
1. The datasheet does not provide sufficient information regarding how to determine the resistance value for input pin1…
Part Number: OPA892 Tool/software: Hello,
I am currently designing an AC-coupled TIA circuit for my application.
Application Specifications:
Transimpedance gain: ~40kΩ
Signal bandwidth: 4–6 MHz optical signal
To prevent saturation due to…
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Aditya Gosavi
The forum seems picky on which type of files can be attached. I renamed my JFEx140.asy to JFEx140.asy.txt to allow attachment. I use the ASY file as the symbol and then the jfex140.lib as the model with the LTspice statement ".include jfex140.lib".…
Part Number: OPA892 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS3091 Tool/software: Hello,
I am currently designing a TIA circuit with a bandwidth of approximately 10 MHz. The circuit is as follows:
Previously, in a circuit without a buffer, I was able to analyze…
Part Number: OPA891 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA892 , , OPA2892 Hello Experts,
This board will be used for designing a probe for measuring switching currents of a high-speed SOC.
The input voltage range is expected as 250uV to 7.5mV.
OPA891 and…
Part Number: OPA862 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA892 Tool/software: The signal input to the OPA862 is generated by an oscillator. The circuit generated by the ICM7555 had differential outputs. On the other hand, the circuit generated by the SIT2001BC…
Hi Igancio,
Is there a tutorial on how to import an op amp package (provided by TI) into TINA? IT has been very difficult to do that with opa892. I put in a ticket to get in touch with you about this, but never heard back. Thanks!
Sumeet,
Assuming a bandpass filtering shown below, using OPA892 with its broadband noise below 1nV/rt-Hz would result is the input referred noise of around 152nVrms (1.52mV/10,000) and thus could be able to measure a piezo signal in hundreds of nV - see…