Part Number: OPA928 Hi all
My customer has this question for the OPA928:
What is the estimated Release to Market date, meaning when will the status change from PREVIEW to ACTIVE ?
When will regular production material become available ?
Best regards
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Part Number: OPA928 Hi team,
We promote the OPA928 to customer for electrochemical sensor application. Customer wants some design guide or tips such sizes, width on the Guard ring. Do we have any document to share?
Thanks a lot
Matthew
Part Number: OPA928 Hello
The absolute maximum supply voltage is +/-20V, and the recommended operating voltage is +/-8V.
What happens if I operate with a supply voltage of +/-15V?
thank you
HI Jacob,
The LM6001 device was developed a few years ago (1995). I would need to look for this information and see if it is available..
Nevertheless, we offer the new OPA928 femtoampere-input-bias precision amplifier that is currently sampling/preview…
Hi Alan,
No problem. I am happy to support a femtoampere-level design, especially an interesting one like this!
I have a few more notes on your design, see below.
1.) Now I think the capacitor pin and trace should all be inside the guard, both on the top…
Part Number: LMP91200 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA391 , LMP7721 , LM4140 , OPA928 , TL431 , TL432LI , TL431LI , LPV821 , TL432 , LM4040 , REF35 Hi Ti-engineers.
We have a product used PH sensor, we designed and used with LMP91200.
But now we need a low…
Part Number: OPA928EVM Dears,
We applied for the OPA928EVM, and tested that the bias current was significantly different from the datasheet.
OPA928EVM Bias Current Test Summary -20230526.docx
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Using your op amp LMP7707 to build an integral circuit to integrate the photodiode output current signal, PD is a photovoltaic mode zero…
Hi Raymond,
Our devices are fabricated on-chip, so the electrode spacing is fixed. If we were to try the OPA928 or OPA928EVM, would we need to configure the circuit as a high or low-side measurement?
We are very much interested in both the transient current…