Hi, I'm using AD8553 in my project.
Below is my schematic.
And here are input and output:
Could anyone help me to resolve this issue?
Thanks.
AD8553
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The AD8553 is a precision instrumentation amplifier
featuring low noise, rail-to-rail output and a power-saving
shutdown mode. The AD8553 also features...
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Hi, I'm using AD8553 in my project.
Below is my schematic.
And here are input and output:
Could anyone help me to resolve this issue?
Thanks.
Hi CoKa
Thank you for reaching out. We are validating your inquiries; we will need additional information from your circuit design before anything else. May I know what applications you intend to use for the two (2) AD8533 (U10 and U13)? If this circuit was designed to drive an ADC?
Can you expound further on the table that you provided and your design requirements? i.e. target Gain, expected output, Input range, etc… I see you are using two (2) types of input: one is pure DC and another is AC( is this a sinusoidal wave w/ frequency of 1kHz?, is there any DC offsets for the AC input?). Then, please provide a scope shot on Pin2(VINP), Pin9(VINN), Pin7(VREF), and Pin4(VO) for the two (2) input conditions.
I suggest we run several diagnostics on your design; Hence, will use the existing U13 circuit and please do the following:
Please let me know if this helps.
Regads,
Arsol
Hi CoKa
Thank you for reaching out. We are validating your inquiries; we will need additional information from your circuit design before anything else. May I know what applications you intend to use for the two (2) AD8533 (U10 and U13)? If this circuit was designed to drive an ADC?
Can you expound further on the table that you provided and your design requirements? i.e. target Gain, expected output, Input range, etc… I see you are using two (2) types of input: one is pure DC and another is AC( is this a sinusoidal wave w/ frequency of 1kHz?, is there any DC offsets for the AC input?). Then, please provide a scope shot on Pin2(VINP), Pin9(VINN), Pin7(VREF), and Pin4(VO) for the two (2) input conditions.
I suggest we run several diagnostics on your design; Hence, will use the existing U13 circuit and please do the following:
Please let me know if this helps.
Regads,
Arsol