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Re: how to design a low voltage opa without special transisi
One simple way is to use voltage dubler that can work at 0.9v
look at:
https://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps60312.pdf
you can convert 1v to 3v
Then you can use normal opam.
Regards
Moda
Curent feedback is much more stable then voltage feedback.
You have lots of tools on the WWW for example:
You have moduls that do that:
Isolated power supply.
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To find your power supply:
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You can look for LT power as well or ON Semi for...
Hello fantaci,
You did good calculation, in heavy load, the charge loss of your fet in negligible, but in light load you need to calculate the charge loss of your fet.
for example:
The Si4463 PFET with 67 nano-coulombs at 9Volts will dissipate in its gate drive 600mW at 1MHz !!!
Regards
Moda
Hi again
I know the freq graphs of normal 100NF ceramic cap but:
I did some test with VERY sensitive circuits with jitter of 10Psec for 50 ohm application and to my surprise as well I didn't had any degradation in performance for a normal ceramic cap or high price good cap for 10Gbsec systems...
Limit your BW will reduce noise and your signal as well.
In what gain your opamp is working?
You can affect the noise with different gain.
Can you replace the OPAMP with different one?
Regards
Moda
Hello,
I did use normal, Yes, normal 100NF 0402 ceramic cap for 10Gb/s 50 ohm termination, no problems at all.
It did compare it with high Freq capacitors that cost $1 with no different in performance at all!
Regards
Moda
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