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The TIPD107 datasheet suggests that it can supply current upto 5 uA.
However, our requirements is to supply 300uA from a voltage source. Can TI suggest any of their design which can be used for this?
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Hello Kai,
Sorry, but I did not get much from the link you have provided. Can you elaborate a bit more? Basically, I want a solution which I can give to my hardware engineer to get desired current out of 300uA.
Mehul
Hi Mehul,
I cannot suggest a circuit without knowing many more details, but your hardware engineer should be able to design a suited circuit from the link given above.
Kai
Hi Mehul,
In addition to the document Kai provided, I recommend taking a look at the following document which covers 4 methods each with their own advantages / drawbacks.
Hi Mehul,
Please provide us design requirements for the 300uA constant current source. As Kai pointed out, it is difficult to suggest something without knowing the actual application. There are over dozen different types of constant current circuit that I can think of. Here is the information that we need to know, if you want to construct 300uA constant current source from discrete precision op amps.
1. supply voltage for op amp (single or dual supply voltage).
2. Input voltage for V-I conversion.
3. Output current (300uA) and accuracy/tolerance (Only current sourcing is required?)
4. Type of load and value: resistive, capacitive or complex load. .
5. Temperature operating range and/or drift requirements etc.
In addition, you may choose existing current source ICs to construct your application, see the search link below. For instance, you can use REF200 make up 200uA constant current source. 2 of REF200 can make up 300uA or 400uA constant current source. Or select other ICs to construct 300uA current source. In other words, options are many.
Please let us know your V-to-I application.
Best,
Raymond
Hello,
We have developed the current source based on one of TI design. It worked for us as well. The board was developed 4 months back.
Regards,
Mehul