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Originally posted by 6666 View PostWS what other projects have you used a OPA2350 in ?
That OpAmp is good enough to use as preamplifier and integrator too because it is dual OpAmp
with low noise, high slew rate and an input common-mode voltage range that extends 300mV below ground
and 300mV above the one 5V positive supply.
Most interesting that it is one power supply 5V Rail-to-Rail OpAmp with ability to work with input that goes over the rail voltage.
It fits our situation when flyback voltage goed down to negative values over the ground rail but can be amplified by OPA2350 without additional -5V power supply.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/sbos099c/sbos099c.pdf
WIDE BANDWIDTH: 38MHz
HIGH SLEW RATE: 22V/μs
LOW NOISE: 5nV/√Hz
So you can hook it up to your coil without using -5V converter to make negative power supply voltage
and use second amplifier in case as integrator.
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Flyback voltage trimmed by diodes goes straight to amplifier. No gating, no switches.
I think that scehematic will be more stable if you will use Shottky diode to trim flyback instead of 1n4148 or kd521 to lower input spike from 600-1000 milivolts to approximately 100.
Because if you will trim all the voltage let say more 100 milivolts than detector will ignore most of the spike and amplify more useful target decay signal.
Only problem with low forward voltage Shottky diodes is high capacitance. I found one DFLS130L with only 75pF. ($0.49 on Digikey)
It will cut everything that was over 100 milivolts working virtually as a switch that is absent in the schematic.
http://www.diodes.com/datasheets/ds30492.pdf
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Also you can try TLE2072. It is finally improved version of 30 years old TL072 - less noise, high slew rate, e.t.c. http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tle2072.pdf
TL082 and TL072 are practically the same. It is hard to find difference between them in data sheets.
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