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Hi,
In one circuit, it was found that the slew rate of the OPA was slow and affected the measurement accuracy. So when OPA2197 with a high slew rate was used, an improvement in accuracy was observed. However, the margin of the terminal input/output current is low, so I am looking for an OPA that matches the other conditions.
Conditions
- Number : 2ch
- Slew rate : 20 V/us
- input/output current: ±10mA or more
- Package: SOIC - 8pin
As far as I can find, the maximum input/output current of TI's SOIC packages is ±10 mA. This is probably due to the internal diode clamping. If you know of any products that can flow more than 10 mA, please let me know.
Thanks,
Conor
Thanks Clemens!
I agree with your recommendations. However. I will mention that OPA2350 has a maximum operating supply limit of 5.5V. The OPA2197 has a 36V maximum operating supply voltage. On my search the OPA2156 came up as the best option.
Conor,
FYI. The point at which the current is limited is called the short-circuit current limit (Isc). Isc is 65mA for OPA2197 and 100mA for OPA2156. Below is a short article that covers the curves shown in Clemens post.
https://www.planetanalog.com/signal-chain-basics-92-the-insidious-claw-curve/
Best regards,
Art