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    Hi, I'm interested in sources dedicated to Op Amplifiers(theory, formulas, schemes of any op. amplifiers types)

    Best regards

  • #2
    Hi Crowbar
    You can find info:
    - G.Clayton and B.Newby - "Operational Amplifiers";
    - R.Coughlin and F. Driscoll - "Operational Amplifiers and linear integrated cirquits"
    - www.ti.com - all for TL0xx,TLCxx........ op. amp and good manuals
    - www.analog.com - all for OPxx,ADxx..... and good user guides
    and GOOGLE.com
    Good Luck

    If you have any qestions - ask,and we will try to help

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    • #3
      Thanks. I know a lot about Op. Amp. The main problem that there is always something interestnig in the area of OA and sometimes such novelties got missed by me

      So if something unclear I can also provide some help

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      • #4
        Hm, what can you say about using PGA202(or PGA204) in you circuits? I whant to use it as variable gain differential preamplifier for my magnetometer.

        Do you know better solutions(digital gain control, fairly low noise, low offset voltage)?

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        • #5
          Another interesting op. amp. TS512. What do you think about its characteristics?

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          • #6
            Probably no one has used the TS512... what did you find interesting about it?

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            • #7
              Low noise(8nVsqrt(Hz)) with a low power consumption(~0.7 ma for dual amp), fairly low input offset voltage. Low cost. I think it's good enough. May be there are another choise for portable system active filters(low noise, low input offset voltage, low power consumption)?

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              • #8
                Check the well known OP27, but the price could be 3 to 4x of TS512...

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                • #9
                  OP27 has more power consumption ~5mW at +-3v

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