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How to choose Slew Rate for an OTA ???

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ota slew rate

Hi,

i would like to know how can i choose the slew rate for an amplifier (OTA symmetric)

SR = B*I0 / C

I know B, and C (capacitance load ~ 50p) and i want to know a good slew rate for an OTA to calcultate my bias current and to size all the transistors of my ampliifer

Thanx
 

This depends on your application. Do you expect to have a large signal driving the OTA?

Do you have a restriction on the settling time of the OTA?
 

    pelo

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it depends on system requirement ..
if u want high gain u need compromise interms of slew rate..
if u not at all concern abt gain then its better to choose some 500v/µs.
then iload= 25mA..correspondily u can stat design.
 

It depends on ur load. just go through ken martin's opamps.
 

for fast input signal, slew rate is need large.
eg. vin=Asinwt, then slew rate must greater than Aw.
and for adc or switched-capcitor applications, the lager the slew rate, the smaller the time it needed for linear slew, and the more time left for settling to the required resolution
 

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