Clark,
OPA314 is a good choice. I prefer TLV6741; reducing noise was a key factor in its design. R243 and C217 are set to 73kHz, if you need less bandwidth then C217 can be increased to reduce total noise level.
Part Number: LMV321A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9064 , TLV9002 , TLV9061 , TLV6741 , LMV321 Dear Sir:
May I to know the release date of LMV321A? Thanks
Best Regard
Jason
Hi V Pot,
You might want to consider OPA320 or TLV6741.
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