I am using the AD8139 in the as shown in the attached PDF.
Spice simulations work fine. But On the bench using +-5V supplys, AD8138 outputs Nothing.
What did I do wrong.
Stan Schekall a783239d66076ba983835f6e0157fe05.pdf
AD8139
Recommended for New Designs
The AD8139 is an ultralow noise, high performance differential
amplifier with rail-to-rail output. With its low noise, high
SFDR, and wide bandwidth, it...
Datasheet
AD8139 on Analog.com
AD8138
Production
The AD8138 is a major advancement over op amps for
differential signal processing. The AD8138 can be used as a
single-ended-to-differential amplifier or...
Datasheet
AD8138 on Analog.com
I am using the AD8139 in the as shown in the attached PDF.
Spice simulations work fine. But On the bench using +-5V supplys, AD8138 outputs Nothing.
What did I do wrong.
Stan Schekall a783239d66076ba983835f6e0157fe05.pdf
John A
I belive the design is correct. Because replaceing AD8139 with AD8138 works.
(I also many different AD8139 parts to insure I not debugging a dead chip)
I switched to AD8139 because I needed higher Temprature performance.
Also spice simulation and Bench tests( With AD8138) shows GAIN=1.
I'm very confused.
Stan
John A
I belive the design is correct. Because replaceing AD8139 with AD8138 works.
(I also many different AD8139 parts to insure I not debugging a dead chip)
I switched to AD8139 because I needed higher Temprature performance.
Also spice simulation and Bench tests( With AD8138) shows GAIN=1.
I'm very confused.
Stan