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Hi Friends,

I am newbie for Opamp Design.

Could you please help me with the Opamp Different stages advantages/Disadvantages
Single stage, double stage and Triple stage.

Which would be good? Why?



Regards,
DC
 

I want to measure differential signal.

Normally a long-tail pair is the first stage in an op amp. It is able to perform the function of a differential detector, with a similar principle to this Wheatstone bridge.

differential detector via wheatstone bridge (sine vs ref V).png

Notice both sources are positive polarity. However the differential reading is not necessarily always positive.

The long-tail pair may be all the stages you need to measure your differential signal. Additional stages contain current mirrors, and a half-bridge which must be biased so it sinks or sources the proper current through a load, in order to deliver the correct voltage.
 

Hi Friends,

I am newbie for Opamp Design.

Could you please help me with the Opamp Different stages advantages/Disadvantages
Single stage, double stage and Triple stage.

Which would be good? Why?



Regards,
DC

Have you tried to read Baker or Razavi? Many things are explained there.
 

There is a classic set of books that give a lot of info on
OpAmps, great bedtime reading, authors Toby, Graeme,
Huelsman. ebay is a source or the other used book sellers.

There are 5 titles total,m here are three of them -


OpAmp Books.JPG

The first and third titles most important.


Regards, Dana.
 

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