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Distortion in a negative channel of the differential amplifier THS4505

I designed a single-ended to differential signal amplifier using a tool provided by Texas Instruments: The source signal passes through a voltage follower (OPA810IDBVR), so the output resistance ...
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Earphone audio level quiet and microphone not working

I am trying to connect wired earphones to a SIM800 GSM modem so the user can talk over phone calls. After a successful test with a terminal block and hand-soldered connectors, a PCB was designed. The ...
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Proof of half-circuit analysis of perfectly-balanced differential amplifiers

I have seen various approaches to the half-circuit analysis of perfectly-balanced differential amplifiers (see a particular example of a differential circuit at end if desired, but note that this ...
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How to connect cable shield when receiver side powers signal source?

I have element 'A', the receiver, connected to earth, which powers modules 'B' and 'C', the signal sources, unconnected to earth. 'B' sends a differential line signal, and 'C' sends an analog signal. ...
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Why does the offset voltage have this polarity?

Consider the following from Chapter 3.5.6 of Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits by Gray, Hurst, Meyer, and Lewis: As I ask about in a separate question, the authors claim that for some ...
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Why is an offset voltage and an offset current sufficient to represent mismatches in a differential amplifier?

Chapter 3.5.6 of Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits by Gray, Hurst, Meyer, and Lewis (GHLM) discusses the effect of device mismatches on the behavior of emitter- or source-coupled ...
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Transmitting differential video signal to the ADC input

I'm designing a circuit that converts a single-ended analog video signal (f = 10 MHz) to a differential pair and then is processing the data to a digital form. The signal is transmitted through a ...
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'Best' topology to measure this weird sensor standard

I am developing an embedded solution to measure and record the analog signal from a PCB Piezotronics pressure sensor. Specifically the Model 124A21. The sensor has some integrated circuitry to boost ...
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Paralleling opamps in a differential input first gain stage

I'm combining opamps to reduce the frontend opamp noise by a factor 0.707. This works in LTSpice, and I understand why it should work. My circuit amplifies a signal that is symmetric around 2.5V and ...
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Differential pair with source degeneration

[Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits by Razavi] The author introduces a differential pair with source degenration which helps 'soften' the Vin/Vout characteristics of a differential pair: He ...
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voltage divider inside differential op amp configuration

I'm working on a DIY analog synth based on the CEM3340 chip. When feeding it 12V at VCC it will output waves at different amplitudes that I'll want to scale to 5V to -5V: Square: 0-10.7V Sawtooth: 0-...
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Do differential analog output signals "mirror" one another?

Let's say I have a sensor that produces a differential analog output signal. Each signal line is floating relative to ground. Is it typical for that differential signal to be "mirrored" such ...
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Do bases on the 2 transistors in a differential amplifier have graded response for entire range of input voltages they use?

I come from a digital electronics point of view (really I'm a novice in general, but as a novice have mostly been interested in digital electronics), and there, transistors are supposed to act as ...
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Solid State Relay capacitance causing distortion

I designed a relay network board. The idea is to select one differential measurement points from a high voltage device. In order to do that, I used these solid state relays. You will see the board ...
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Which op-amp should I use to measure voltage across a current sense resistor?

I want to implement current sensing functionality on an MCU (STM32F103 bluepill), but in order to read voltages across the shunts, I would need a differential amplifier to eliminate noise first before ...
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