When I used ADA4941-1, I found my output was the same as the differential offset example in datasheet. The VOP=3.5V and VON = 1.5V....It makes me confused, and I want to know how to solve it or why it occurs?
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ADA4941-1
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The ADA4941-1 is a low power, low noise differential driver for
analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) up to 18 bits in systems
that are sensitive to power...
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ADA4941-1 on Analog.com
When I used ADA4941-1, I found my output was the same as the differential offset example in datasheet. The VOP=3.5V and VON = 1.5V....It makes me confused, and I want to know how to solve it or why it occurs?
Hi Nero,
Could you share schematic please? From there we can see the cause of the "problem".
Regards,
Jino
Hi Nero,
Could you share schematic please? From there we can see the cause of the "problem".
Regards,
Jino