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I'm looking to use the OPA145 (or OPA2145) in a new design which uses very low Voltages. The supply rails would be +/-3.3V. According to the data sheet the part looks like it should be good down to +/-2.25V. However when I tried using the spice model, I can't get the part to work properly below about +/-5V. Is this a known bug in the model or does the part really have a problem working down at low supply Voltages..? I've tried both the Tina spice tool and the LTSpice tool but they both give identical results.
Hi Ken,
Vcm has specific requirements, see the attached image below.
/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/14/OPA145-E2E-07282020.TSC
Best,
Raymond
Hi Raymond
Thank you so much for your very prompt reply.
I also found the amplifier worked correctly at +/- 3.5V.
If you try 3.3V it no longer works which is confusing.
Do you see the same?
Regards
Ken
Hi Ken,
At +/-3.3V, it still works, but the output has a large offset somehow, the it is still operating correctly or linearly above and below the offset.
I need to check with model engineer and see if there is an error in the model.
Best,
Raymond
In the meantime Ken,
I happened to have a file with the initial Rev A 2017 model,you might give that a try. OPA145 2017 model.TSC
Hi Ken,
My bad! I did not pay attention to the common mode voltage at V+ pin, which is sitting at GND. The model is correct.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/14/OPA145-E2E-07292020.TSC
Best,
Raymond