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OPA846ID 参数 Datasheet PDF下载

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型号: OPA846ID
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内容描述: 宽带,低噪声,电压反馈运算放大器 [Wideband, Low-Noise, Voltage-Feedback OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER]
分类和应用: 运算放大器放大器电路光电二极管
文件页数/大小: 23 页 / 388 K
品牌: TI [ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ]
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former primary as a 50input matching impedance. The  
noninverting signal gain (noise gain, NG) to the amplifier  
output is then 1 + 1000/400 = 3.5V/V. Taking the input  
voltage noise (1.2nV/Hz) for the OPA846 times this noise  
gain to the output, then reflecting this noise term to the input  
side of the RG resistor, divides it by 5. This gives a net gain  
of 0.7 for the noninverting input voltage noise when re-  
flected to the input point for the op amp circuit. This term is  
further reduced when referred back to the transformer input.  
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35  
The 14dB gain to the matched load, for the circuit of Figure 8,  
is precisely controlled (±0.2dB) and gives a 6dB noise figure  
at the input of the transformer. The DC noise gain for this  
circuit (3.5) is below the specified minimum stable gain. The  
amplifier portion of the circuit uses the low-gain inverting  
compensation described in the previous section. Measured  
results show 140MHz small-signal bandwidth for the circuit of  
Figure 8 with ±0.1dB flatness through 50MHz. The OPA846  
easily delivers a 2VPP A/D converter full-scale input at the  
matched 50load. 2-tone testing at 20MHz for the circuit of  
Figure 8 (1VPP for each test tone) shows that the 2-tone  
intermodulation intercept has improved to 40dBm versus the  
34dBm shown in the Typical Characteristic curves, giving a  
72dBc SFDR for the two 4dBm test tones at the load. This high  
SFDR comes with relatively low total power dissipation versus  
fixed-gain IF amplifier alternatives. Significantly higher SFDR  
is delivered at lower frequencies and/or for the lighter loads  
driving A/D converter inputs directly.  
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106  
107  
108  
109  
Frequency (Hz)  
FIGURE 6. Gain of 2 Frequency Response Using External  
Compensation.  
65  
VO = 2VPP  
RL = 200Ω  
70  
G = +10  
75  
G = 2  
85  
2nd-Harmonic  
G = +10  
85  
G = 2  
90  
+5V  
Power-supply  
decoupling  
not shown.  
3rd-Harmonic  
95  
1
10  
20  
50Load  
Frequency (MHz)  
50Ω  
VO  
OPA846  
FIGURE 7. Distortion Comparison at G = +10 versus G = 2.  
RG  
200Ω  
RF  
1kΩ  
LOW-NOISE FIGURE,  
HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE IF AMPLIFIER  
50Source  
5V  
1:2  
The low input noise voltage of the OPA846, and its high  
2-tone, 3rd-order intercept, can be used to good advantage as  
a fixed-gain IF amplifier. While input noise figures in the 10dB  
range (for a matched 50input) are easily achieved with just  
the OPA846 alone, Figure 8 shows a technique that reduces  
the noise figure even further, while providing a broadband,  
moderate-gain IF amplifier stage using the OPA846.  
CS  
20pF  
NF = 6dB  
2pF  
FIGURE 8. Low-Noise Figure IF Amplifier.  
Bringing the signal in through a step-up transformer to the  
inverting input gain resistor has several advantages for the  
OPA846. First, grounding the noninverting input eliminates  
the contribution of the noninverting input current noise to  
the output noise. Second, the noninverting input voltage  
noise of the op amp is actually attenuated if reflected to the  
input side of RG. Using the 1:2 (turns ratio) step-up trans-  
former reflects the 50source impedance at the primary  
through to the secondary as a 200source impedance.  
The 200RG resistor is reflected through to the trans-  
NONINVERTING LOW-GAIN COMPENSATION  
Decreasing the operating gain for the OPA846 from the  
nominal design point of +10 decreases the phase margin.  
This increases Q for the closed-loop poles, peaks up the  
frequency response, and extends the bandwidth. A peaked  
frequency response shows overshoot and ringing in the  
pulse response, as well as a higher integrated output noise.  
When operating the amplifier at a noise gain less than +7,  
increased peaking and possible sustained oscillations may  
OPA846  
SBOS250C  
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