Hello
If I put a capacitor in parallel with the feedback resistor.
In layout, which component should be put close to amplifier.
In my opinion, it should be resistor. Could you please help confirm this or tell me why?
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Hello
If I put a capacitor in parallel with the feedback resistor.
In layout, which component should be put close to amplifier.
In my opinion, it should be resistor. Could you please help confirm this or tell me why?
Hi,
both should sit close to the amplifier
I personally mount the feedback capacitor closest to the OPAmp.
Increasing the distance will add unwanted stray impedances and form hum loops. Especially the -input of OPAmp is vulnerable. Don't allow too long copper traces at the -input but have all components mounted closest to the -input. Also, add an isolation resistor at the output to isolate capacitive loads.
You may find this TI's training video series on stability useful:
https://training.ti.com/node/1138805
Kai