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OPA4314: Input impedance of Op-Amps

Part Number: OPA4314
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV4333

Tool/software:

Hi, so I'm designing an amplifier/buffer to measure bio-signal (EEG) and need 1. high input impedance (>100M) 2. ultra low noise (<<10uVpp @ 0.1-10Hz) 3. low cost 4. low power (~1mA). However, I've found the part, OPA4314, to be in specs in the most parts. But I cannot find its input impedance. May someone please provide me? Thank you in advance. Also, if the is any more suitable amplifier/buffer, please advice. The last question is, in the future, if i want to know any Op-Amp input impedance, how can I approximate them first? Maybe does it has something to do with input bias current? Or do I always have to ask for support?

  • Hello Kan,

    For input impedance, look at IIB, especially IIB versus VCM.  100M is 10nA per volt; so any CMOS (pA) amplifier would be fine.

    0.1Hz to 10Hz is 5uV which is not really much less than 10. Remember this noise is input refereed.

    I suggest TLV4333.