Re: low noise amplifier for high impedance source
- From: "Marte Schwarz" <marte.schwarz@xxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 10:34:04 +0200
trap). Charged particles rotate between these electrodes and induce an
image charge.
But this isn't really a current source. Charce delivered into a known
capacity means a voltage, isn't it? You also can make a Current measurement
but not by enabling the current flowing through resisitve path. Then you
should use transimpedance amplifiers. TI have niche appnotes discussing
noise in transimpedande amps.
Marte
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