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  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 6: voltage noise and current noise

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA1692 Previous installments of this blog post series discussed the need to verify SPICE model accuracy and how to measure common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), offset voltage versus common-mode voltage (Vos vs. Vcm), slew…
    • over 5 years ago
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    • Analog
  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 5: input offset voltage and open-loop gain

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA189 Previous installments of this blog post series discussed the need to verify SPICE model accuracy and how to measure common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), offset voltage versus common-mode voltage (Vos vs. Vcm), slew…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Technical articles
    • Analog
  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 1: common-mode rejection ratio

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA2187 , INA1650 SPICE simulation is an immensely valuable tool that allows engineers to have high confidence in their analog designs before ever stepping foot in a lab. While many of us live and die by our simulation results…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Technical articles
    • Analog
  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 3: slew rate and input clamping diodes

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA196 , OPA1678 Previous installments of this blog post series discussed the need to verify SPICE model accuracy and how to measure common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) and offset voltage versus common-mode voltage (V OS vs…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Technical articles
    • Analog
  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 4: open-loop output impedance and small-signal overshoot

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA202 Previous installments of this blog post series discussed the need for verifying SPICE model accuracy and showed how to measure common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), offset voltage versus common-mode voltage (Vos vs.…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Technical articles
    • Analog
  • “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 2: input offset voltage vs. input common-mode voltage

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA388 , OPA2325 It’s no secret that low-voltage rail-to-rail input operational amplifiers (op amps) are gradually taking the place of traditional high-voltage amplifiers in many precision applications. Rail-to-rail…
    • over 5 years ago
    • Technical articles
    • Analog
  • Part I – Get CerTIfied, not certi-FRIED! Electromagnetic compatibility testing explained.

    Ian Williams
    Ian Williams
    If you follow this blog, you most likely have heard of TI Designs – Precision , our library of high-quality reference designs for precision applications. The first thing you’ll see on the TI Designs – Precision homepage is a graphic illustrating…
    • over 8 years ago
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