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TLV9064: Noise difference of replacing TLC2274 with TLV 9064

Part Number: TLV9064
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC2274

We use TLV9064 to repace TLC 2274 for current sensing. For the same circiut, the same board, the same measure way and tools, the noises of measured waves are obviously different. The details are shown as follow:

This is the circuit diagram:

When the amplifier is TLC2274, the test result  as below

The blue curve is the real current wave, and the yellow wave is the measured output of the circuit.

When the amplifier is TLV9064, the test result shows as below:

The blue curve is the real current wave, and the yellow wave is the measured output of the circuit.

The ration of blue curve is 10A/div in real.

My question is, where the nosie comes from? And why the measured waves of TLV9064 & TLC2274 diffrent obviously? What cause the diffrence? Is the different of specifications? If is the specifications cause the difference, I want know which specification causes

  • Hello Feng,

    TLV9064 has higher bandwidth, 10MHz vs. 2.2MHz

    TLV9064 has higher slew rate,  6.5V/us vs. 3.6V/us

    The feedback components of 7.5k ohms and 22pF has a Fc of 965kHz. The TLV9064 could be amplifying high frequency in the input signal that TLC2274 was attenuating. 

    Does increasing C993 & C222 help?  100 ohms is a little low for a high capacitance load, at least 200 ohms would be better (R251).