Re: Offset voltage nulling on transimpedance amp
- From: John Perry <jp@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 04 Jun 2006 14:13:07 -0400
John Perry wrote:
CC wrote:
Pooh Bear wrote:
Can you still get those integrated chopper amps like the one Intersil
? used to
make ?
Yes. There are many available now, such as the National LTC1050,
--duh. Linear Technology, of course.
ADI
AD8551, Maxim MAX430, TI TLC2654. Google "chopper stabilized amp" for.
more, and for info.
I could look again, but I don't recall choppers as being suitable for
wideband applications.
You don't use them as amps in a high-speed application. You use them to
servo the high-speed amp's offset to near zero. In this mode, they're
very effective.
Google "composite amplifier".
John Perry
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