Hello,
Recently designed PCB has a ADA4350 that is connected to a AD4000. Noticed 75mVDC output at pin3 (VOUT1) once the TIA is enabled - pin 16 pulled high. From the attached schematic, C43 and R22 are removed and R21 is replaced with a solder blob to have an ideal 0-ohm connection to ground (pin 11 is grounded). The feedback paths are normally open according to figure 55 of datasheet. It must be the first stage amplifier that is causing these error voltages, or is it?
Also probed pin 12 after removing R27 and found those 75mV popped up as soon as EN goes high.
Need your expert opinion on how to remove of significantly reduce these DC voltage.
Thanks,
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[edited by: Mohi at 11:14 AM (GMT -4) on 18 Jun 2021]