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How to make constant AC source?

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How to make constant AC current source?

I need a constant AC current source of 250KHz, 100mA... Any design idea???
 

Voltage range, required Ri, accuracy, acceptable distortion?
 

thanks for your reply
voltage range :15V (approximately), Ri>100k, accuracy = .5%, distortion = 5%
 

A power op-amp should be able to do this without any problem, Burr-Brown have a range of these as do other makers.
Regards, Orson Cart.
 

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