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Selecting a OpAmp

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Hi,

I find I hard to choose a OpAmp for my project. What I need is a bipolar to unipolar OpAmp that reads ±0.1V on the input and puts out a voltage between 0 - 3.3V

Can someone help me guide me trough the datasheets of give an example OpAmp that would suite these requirements.

Thank you

Luc

  • Luc,

    Your input signal is 200mV range and output range is 3.3V, therefore the gain will need to be 3.3V/200mV = +16.5

    For a 1% error due to input offset error requires a Vio maximum of 200mV*1% = 2mV or less.

    Low noise is also helpful for small input voltages. LMV751 is one option.

    Here is a low component count example. Largest sources of error are op amp Vio, 3.3V tolerance,  resistor tolerance.

    LMV751.TSC