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Hi Experts,
Good day! Please help with the inquiry of the customer below.
Hello Marvin,
The OPA2191 is a CMOS op amp and does not employ input bias current cancellation. Although sometimes employed with FET input op amps it is most commonly applied to bipolar input op amps such as the OPA2277 that have inherently higher input bias currents.
The OPA2191 input bias current is stated as ±5 pA typical, ±20 pA maximum (TA = +25°C). The input current is primarily the leakage current of the input ESD protection diodes. The polarity depends on which of the two protection diodes dominates.
Regards, Thomas
Precision Amplifiers Applications Engineering
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for your prompt response. Appreciate your help.
Can you help suggest an alternative for OPA2277 that may fit the customer's application considering his designs with the -Ve input at the ground rather than through a resistor due to the automatic offset current cancelation circuit.
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Marvin
Hi Marvin,
Please provide a schematic of the current circuit so that I can see the customer's exact OPA2277 use.
Regards, Thomas
Precision Applications Engineering
Marvin,
Adding to Thomas' comments, OPA2191 IB current is 1000 times lower than the cancelled IB of OPA2277 and thus it does not need IB cancellation. Also, unlike OPA2277 with Vcm specified 2V from either rail, OPA2191 input common-mode voltage is rail-to-rail and thus will work well in a single supply application you seem to refer to.