Part Number: PGA202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PGA204 , We have been using TI's PGA204 (soic) in our design for many years, but recently, we can't find it anywhere now, so we are looking for a simple replacement without changing the firmware.
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Part Number: PGA202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PGA2500 Hi team I need PGA with the gain range from 5dB to 70dB with Gain selectivity of 1dB/deccam you please suggest any part number
Part Number: PGA202 Hi,
I supply PGA202 from +/-18V and in this case is it possible to apply to the non-inverting input +15V if the inverting input is grounded.?
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PGA202 A PGA202 at 60db has 37mVrms of output noise with less than 1uVrms at the input. This is with 47pF added to the compensation pins for 100KHz bandwidth.
The same measurement is 50mVrms with no capacitors added…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PGA202 , PGA207 , PGA206 Hi,
I am using the PGA202 for a laser trimming application where i need to amplify down to 800uV DC signal, so i need to keep the offset lowest possible. During board bringup, i shorted the input…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC11001A , PGA202 , PGA103 , PGA280 , PGA281 , OPA4182 , OPA4191 , OPA1604 I am looking for a PGA for the output from DAC11001A to be able to output up to +/-10V, but also take a 5V output down to 0.5V. Do you have any…
Hello Amy,
The PGA202 and PGA103 are the only programmable gain amplifiers that support the gains of 1, 10, 100 and the +/-10V power supplies.
The PGA103 offers single ended input with noise density of 11nV/sqrt(Hz) and low frequency noise 0.6uVp…
HI Rekha,
Attached is a list of precision programmable gain amplifiers that can support outputs up to +/-10V.
As Kai has mentioned, it would be useful to know the DAC that is used on this application, as well as the input amplitude and frequency/settling…
Hello Matt,
I assume that you're looking for a device that has an integrated ADC. Unfortunately none of our instrumentation amplifiers have an integrated ADC. We do have programmable gain amplifiers whose gain is set using pins (not I2C though), but…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PGA202 , PGA280 , PGA281 Hello.. I am going to measure the voltage across shunt resistance with PGA280. In order to increase the Output voltage range I am planning to use PGA202 in cascade. I am unable to understand the…
