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Tool/software:
Hi team,
Could you share the input to output propagation delay time with me for OPA4171-Q1?
Thanks!
Ethan Wen
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Tool/software:
Hi team,
Could you share the input to output propagation delay time with me for OPA4171-Q1?
Thanks!
Ethan Wen
Hi Ethan,
Could you share the input to output propagation delay time with me for OPA4171-Q1?
What context are you referring to the delay? How long is the delay from input to output. I assume you are talking about incoming analog signal delay in time (usec, msec or longer), such as RC delay, soft start in switching power supply. What type of waveform are we talking about?
Best,
Raymond
Hi Raymond,
I mean the propagation delay is when a step signal at input, the delay time from 50% of VIN to 50% of VOUT.
I would like to know the amplifier itself delay time, not include external RC components.
Thanks!
Ethan Wen
Hi Ethan,
I would like to know the amplifier itself delay time, not include external RC components.
There is no delay or insignificant delay between input and output if it is operating within a flat region of AC response BW.
OPA171 Squarewave 05072025.TSC
OPA171 has UGBW of 3MHz, and its AC response behavior looks like the following, where there should not be delay in the flat region of the Bode plot (based on GBWP linear approx.). If an input signal is approx. 1 decade before the cutoff frequency or pole of the op amp response curve, there is no time delay or phase delay.
Within one decade and one decade after of the cutoff frequency, there is a slightly delay, where the phase delay, theta (θ) is approx. -arctan(f/fp), depending on the operating frequency. And the time delay = θ/(360*f) is the conversion between angle and frequency.
For certain low slew rate op amp, you may see slew portion of the square wave in a large signal, but this is not specified as time delay.
If you have other questions, please let me know.
Best,
Raymond