Integrated operational amplifying circuit capable of increasing bandwidth to short-wave frequency band and reducing noise
A technology for integrating operational amplifiers and amplifier circuits, applied in the field of high-bandwidth preamplifier circuits, can solve the problems of large feedback resistors that are difficult to achieve high bandwidth, and achieve the effects of simple structure, increased bandwidth, and reduced noise
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[0030] The selected integrated operational amplifier is the integrated operational amplifier of Texas Instruments (TI) company in the United States, whose model is OPA627BP, and its nominal value of gain-bandwidth product is 16MHz. Input resistance R in =2MW, feedback resistance R f =10MW. (R in with R f The values are all within the resistance selection range of STM 1M-1GW). by Theory R in 'C in =R f 'C f Calculated: the input capacitor needs to be 5 times the feedback capacitor, that is, C in =5C f . In order to reduce the influence of parasitic capacitance which is difficult to measure, the input capacitance C is selected here in =100pF, feedback capacitance C f =20pF, the data analysis is as follows:
[0031] Without input capacitor C in =100pF and the feedback capacitance C f =20pF, input resistance R in and the feedback resistor R f There is a parallel parasitic capacitance of less than 1pF at both ends, the bandwidth obtained by the test is less than ...
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[0038] (1) Without input capacitor C in =100pF and the feedback capacitance C f =20pF, input resistance R in and the feedback resistor R f When there is only less than 1pF of parasitic capacitance between the upper and lower ends, the tested bandwidth is less than 150kHz, and the frequency response in the bandwidth area is extremely uneven.
[0039] (2) Add the input capacitor C in =100pF and the feedback capacitance C f After =20pF, the bandwidth reaches 4.1MHz, and the frequency response in the bandwidth area is relatively flat, as shown in the attached Figure 4 shown. Only due to the limitation of the gain-bandwidth product of the integrated operational amplifier itself, the gain slowly decreases. If you choose an integrated operational amplifier with a larger gain-bandwidth product (GBPW) and more accurately satisfy the relationship R in 'C in =R f 'C f , or reduce the gain, the bandwidth will be higher.
[0040] This example applies C in =100pF and the feedbac...
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