Solutions Search - High Speed Amplifiers (GBW > 50MHz)
Driving High Resolution SAR ADCs
Sep 8th 2015
Driving high resolution SAR ADCs often requires tradeoffs between power consumption, linearity, and noise. The LTC6363 provides 20 bit accuracy when the system designer pays close attention to the interface filter between the driver and the ADC. Calculations and empirical data provide additional insight as to how ...
High Bandwidth, Very Low Input Bias Current Op Amp
Mar 11th 2015
The LTC6268 is a new op amp with a unique combination of bandwidth, input and output characteristics. It has a gain bandwidth of 500MHz with a typical input bias current of only 3 femptoamps. The input capacitance is 0.45pF and the output can drive a 200Ω load. This combination of features can bring new levels of performance ...
LTspice: SAR ADC Driver Interface
Apr 3rd 2014
High-performance SAR ADCs can offer amazing dynamic range and linearity at faster and faster sample rates. But how do you design the amplifier and interface at the analog inputs? LTspice IV can help. This video shows how to use LTspice to simulate the analog input interface of high-performance SAR ADCs. We will look ...
Single-Ended to Differential Conversion Using Differential Op Amps
Jan 13th 2014
Differential op amps are important building blocks in modern analog and mixed signal circuits. Many modern ADCs require differential signals at the inputs. Differential analog signals are also handy to drive signals over a cable. Differential op amps are useful building blocks for creating differential signals. Linear Technology ...
IF/RF Gain Block State-of-the-Art Performance the Easy Way
Oct 4th 2012
Bandwidth has become more precious than gold. As we push more and more data wirelessly through our smartphones, tablets, GPS, and video players, the spectrum has become more crowded. Increasingly complex and efficient modulation schemes allow us to carry more MBits/mHz through the air. However, the key to these demanding ...
Paralleling Amplifiers and Layout Essentials for Driving Capacitive Loads Fast - LT1397, LT1206, LT1207
Dec 15th 2008
Certain video and other technologies require driving planar conductive surfaces fast. Unfortunately, the surfaces can have high capacitance, which means that driving them fast takes high currents. This complicates the amplifier design but the situation extends beyond just the amplifier. Between the amplifier and the capacitive ...
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