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foreverloves
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 23 Jun 2009 23:44 how to simulate slew rate |
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how to simulate the slew rate or settling time for a fully differential opamp?
How to connect a fully differential opamp to unity gain buffer? thanks
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hanif
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kwkam
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24 Jun 2009 16:35 slew rate fully differential opamp |
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| give a step input signal and measure the output signal
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foreverloves
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02 Jul 2009 23:30 slew rate |
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hi, thanks for your reply.
I mean the fully differential opa cannot be connected as non-inverting buffers as single-ended style, so how can i simulate the slew rate of it? thanks
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LvW
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03 Jul 2009 8:59 Re: how to simulate the slew rate of a fully differential op |
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| foreverloves wrote: |
hi, thanks for your reply.
I mean the fully differential opa cannot be connected as non-inverting buffers...... |
Why not ?
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rfsystem
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04 Jul 2009 9:13 Re: how to simulate the slew rate of a fully differential op |
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A fully differential opamp could be connected in a single ended unity gain configuration. That mean that the positive output is only connected to the negative, sometimes called inverting, input. Test signal is driven into the positive input. But that could give sligtly different slew rates.
I opt for applying an unity gain inverting configuration. So four resistors of equal value in symmetric inverting configurations.
The next point is the right amplitude. It should be choosen to overdrive the input stage but not to drive the input stage outside its common mode input range. So that should be considered because most input stages have less input common mode range than output common mode ranges.
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