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The AD8021 is an exceptionally high performance, high speed voltage feedback amplifier that can be used in 16-bit resolution systems. It is designed to...
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AD8021 on Analog.com
Hi ajith.peter,
I've looked at the AD8021 simulation in LTspice (after import) and I concur that the flatband noise is much higher (around 7.6nV/RtHz instead of close to 2.1nV/RtHz in the datasheet)!
I'll forward this issue to the folks in charge of the AD8021 model to see if they can provide any guidance?
Regards,
Hooman
Hi ajith.peter,
I've looked at the AD8021 simulation in LTspice (after import) and I concur that the flatband noise is much higher (around 7.6nV/RtHz instead of close to 2.1nV/RtHz in the datasheet)!
I'll forward this issue to the folks in charge of the AD8021 model to see if they can provide any guidance?
Regards,
Hooman
Thank you Hooman. Much appreciated. Will wait for the response from the team.
Regards
Ajith
Hi Ajith,
I've heard back from folks in charge of AD8021 macromodel.
They have updated the pspice macromodel of AD8021 to correct for the noise discrepancy you had pointed out. They will also update the web site with the updated model.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Here is the updated model:
* AD8021 Spice Model * Modified by Tim Green on 5/21/2020 to fix Vn and In to match DS. * Description: Amplifier * Generic Desc: 250MHz very low noise op amp * Developed by: TRW * Revision History: 08/10/2012 - Updated to new header style * 4.0 (10/2001) * Copyright 2001, 2012 by Analog Devices, Inc. * * Refer to http://www.analog.com/Analog_Root/static/techSupport/designTools/spiceModels/license/spice_general.html for License Statement. * Use of this model indicates your acceptance with the terms and provisions in the License Statement * * BEGIN Notes: * * Not Modeled: * distortion is not characterized * disable is not characterized * * Parameters modeled include: * open loop gain and phase vs. frequency * output voltage * Common Mode Rejection * input common mode voltage range * slew rate * Voltage noise * Current noise * Output current to supplies * * END Notes * * Node assignments * non-inverting input * | inverting input * | | positive supply * | | | negative supply * | | | | output * | | | | | Ccomp * | | | | | | .subckt AD8021 1 2 99 50 45 10 ***** Input stage Rc1 99 4 rmod 1190 Rc2 99 5 rmod 1190 Q1 4 1 6 nbjt Q2 5 3 7 nbjt Re1 6 8 rmod 1128 Re2 7 8 rmod 1128 Ibias 8 50 840u ***** Input Error Sources *Rshort 2 3 rmod 1E-3 eos 2 3 poly(2) 30 98 64 98 39.6e-3 1 1e-3 gnoise1 98 1 33 98 1e-4 gnoise2 98 2 33 98 1e-4 Cin+ 1 0 2pF Cin- 2 0 2pF Rin 1 2 rmod 10Meg ****** CMR Stage Gcmrr 98 64 97 98 13n Rcmrr 64 65 rmod 1e6 Lcmrr 65 98 1.59 ****** Gain Stage & Dominant Pole Rgain1a 98 10 rmod 1.3263Meg Ggain 98 10 4 5 13.48m Cgain1a 98 10 2e-12 Dpvc 10 80 diode Vpvc 99 80 2.28 Dnvc 81 10 diode Vnvc 81 50 2.68 ****** Second Pole Ggain2a 98 13 98 10 0.01 Rgain2a 98 13 rmod 100 Cgain2a 98 13 0.80p ****** Reference Stage Eref1 98 0 poly(2) 99 0 50 0 0 0.5 0.5 Eref2 97 0 poly(2) 1 0 2 0 0 0.5 0.5 ****** Voltage noise stage rnoise1 39 98 7.3e-4 vnoise1 39 98 0 vnoise2 31 98 0.75 dnoise1 31 39 dn fnoise1 30 98 vnoise1 1 *rnoise2 30 98 1 rnoise2 30 98 0.01 ****** Current noise stage rnoise3 32 98 0.166e-3 vnoise3 32 98 0 vnoise4 34 98 0.545 dnoise2 34 32 dn fnoise2 33 98 vnoise3 1 rnoise4 33 98 1 ****** Output Stage Dout1 13 11 diode Dout2 12 13 diode V1 11 44 -0.884 V2 44 12 -0.884 Vo1 91 99 0 Go1 91 44 13 99 15.823 Go2 44 51 50 13 15.823 Vo2 50 51 0 Rout1 91 44 rmod .0632 Rout2 44 51 rmod .0632 Vout 44 45 0 Fout 98 72 Vout 1 Diout1 72 74 diode Diout2 73 72 diode Viout+ 74 98 0 Viout- 73 98 0 Fsy+ 99 0 poly(2) viout+ Vo1 6.25e-3 1 1 Fsy- 0 50 poly(2) viout- vo2 6.243e-3 1 1 .model rmod RES(t_abs=-273.15) .model diode D(IS=1e-15,AF=0,KF=0) .model nbjt npn(bf=56) *.model dn d(kf=1e-13,af=0.55) .model dn d(kf=1e-9,af=0.55) .ends
I had to change the file extension to *.txt to be able to upload here. To use it in pspice or LTspice, you'd have to change the file extension back to *.lib please.
Regards,
Hooman
Thank you Hooman and AD team. This helps a lot. Much appreciated.