Part Number: TL072 Hi team,
1. Here is the circuit which achieve the -18V DC to -12V DC via TL072 and the load is about 10mA. The input and V- is connected to -18V and VDD is connected to the GND.
2. could you help me double check the schematic to…
Hi Kai,
At 2:55 in this video, it says the customizable model is embedded in the presentation, but I cannot find it anywhere.
I do not think the model in TINA TI is accurate for the TL072 and I want to create one, but I cannot find this generic…
Part Number: TL072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA196 Hi,
My customer meet one issue when I used TL072.
First, when they configure it as amplifier, it works normally. the input current is about 6mA.
When they configure TL072 as a comparator…
Hi Wilson,
Take a look at this circuit cookbook on the non-inverting configuration, it walks through the design steps. Change the parameters to what you need for your system.
http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sboa271/sboa271.pdf
Thanks,
Paul
Part Number: LM2904 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL072 Hi team,
There is a design with the LM2904+TL072 in below.
VG1 is a 0 to 15V square wave @732Hz.
VM3 is the output but with a 500KHz signal on it as below test waveform.
We didn't see…
Hi Satoshi,
Yes this seems to be a bug in the model. There is a resistor connected between positive and negative power supply pins with a value of 2.143kOhm ( Line 32: RP 3 4 21.43E3 ). It should have been 21.43kOhm to produce the right 1.4mA supply…
Part Number: TL072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Hi Team,
My customer wants to use TINA to simulate the TL072, only find the PSpice model in ti.com.
How to import the PSpice model to Tina?
Thank…
Part Number: TL072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL082 Hello -
In a small amplifier circuit I have designed, I am reliably getting 10dB more noise on the FFT when using the TL072CP as opposed to TL072IP. In the data sheet I can only see a few small…
Part Number: TL072 Greetings,
I'm using tl072ip in a voltage follower as a TTL buffer.
The chip is powered by a 30V single supply.
The output during duty+ periods is correct, but not for duty- period.
During duty- periods, the value of the output…