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Single ended to Differential signal

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Hi team,

I want to use an op amp to convert the single ended  signal o the differential signal. Then the differential signal.is connected to ADC.

Q1: Would you send me a  TINA circuit and a document?  

Q2: Do you have the special op amp that can convert the single ended  signal o the differential signal?

  • User,

    What is the maximum frequency of your input signal and the amount a DC error allowed?
    Is a difference signal really needed? Using ground and 1/2 of the reference voltage should work just as well.
  • Hi Ron,
    My input signal is a DC current signal. Now I use LMC6482 as the TIA. VCC is 3.3V. I want to design a differential input signal as ADC input.
    The output signal of LMC6482 is a single ended signal.
    Q1: Would you send me a TIAN circuit that can convert the differential input signal?

    Q2:What do you mean " Using ground and 1/2 of the reference voltage "?

    Q3: The inverting pin is the input signal. And the non-inverting pin is conncected to 2.048V. Can the  inverting pin be floating?

  • Hi User,

    what ADC do you intend to use?

    Kai
  • User,

    If no input current is 0V output at LMC6282 and output voltage rises with input current, then this will work provided that 0V is within the common mode range of the ADC differential input. R C filter is optional. 

    The non inverting (positive) input of the ADC goes to the LMC6482 output and the other input goes to ground. Use the ground near the LMC6482 (in case it is a little different than ground at ADC)